Instead of a new vehicle, ASF has given the old one a dazzling coat of paint, some interesting detail work and some new bells ...

From the Danish prince’s existential philosophizing to Ophelia’s devastating break from reality, Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is a gold mine of powerful speeches—the brooding titular ...

Fox’s portrayal of Hamlet’s grief held the audience’s attention throughout the three-hour play. Her skill at shifting between laughing madness, violent anger and cold indifference translated ...

The finale featured several plot lines mirroring Shakespearean tragedies, including "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet." The tragic demise of Hamlet and Ophelia, driven by revenge and resulting in a ...

And over the course of some 2 and a half hours, she will tackle 23 roles to tell “Hamlet” and its story of madness and revenge. That’s the reason to see this show, coming to Seattle Rep ...

Madness, revenge and the supernatural: Hamlet remains one of the most well-known of all Shakespeare plays for good reason. This powerful tale of vengeance and insanity still retains the power to ...

not Ophelia's broken heart and descent into madness, nor Queen Gertrude's confusion and horror, nor King Claudius' wrenching confession, nor, most egregiously, Prince Hamlet's existential angst ...

There is a standard-issue Hamlet (played by Grant Chapman) feigning madness in the castle. The actors' interpretations of the script are typical for modern productions. The stagecraft is generic ...

In “Hamlet” it is a purposeless distraction ... Jihan Haddad is a transformative Ophelia, the innocent who descends into madness. Smaller roles are also wonderfully acted, such as Rodney ...