Hamlet is the Prince of Denmark, and when his father the King dies, Hamlet's mother Gertrude quickly marries the King's brother, the councillor Claudius. The King appears as a ghost and tells Hamlet how things really are, and that Hamlet must avenge Claudius' murder of his father. Hamlet's girlfriend Ophelia becomes an important player in the great struggle for the throne, which does not end well for any of them.
A revenge tragedy about power, betrayal and pain, told non-verbally \u2013 in a refreshingly light and playful tone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Manuscript freely adapted from William Shakespeare's \u201cHamlet, Prince of Denmark\u201d
Co-producers: Det Kommende Teater & HamletScenen
Dramaturgical adaptation: S\u00f8ren Ruby
Idea, concept and development: Jesper Bo Rasmussen, S\u00f8ren Ruby
Actor: S\u00f8ren Ruby
Shakespeare consultant Lars Romann Engel
Music and recording: Duo al dente c\/o Per Weile Bak and Kirsten Lund Jensen
Theatre painter: Michael Odgaard Andersen
Tailor: Susanne Morthorst
Sound design: Jonas Kappel Lund
Lighting Design: Jesper Bo Rasmussen
Technician: Emil Mohammed Wardeh
Supported by: Danish Actors' Association Production Support Funds, Horsens Municipality's Culture Pool, and Norlys Growth Pool<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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