Sunday 11 October: 1pm & 5pm
Theatro Technis, Camden NW1
Sunday 11 October: 1pm & 5pm
Theatro Technis, Camden NW1
Prince Hamlet embarks on a dangerous pursuit of truth and justice while he contends with grief and uncertainty as tragedy steadily closes in.
Hamlet tells the story of the Prince of Denmark who is overcome with grief by the death of his father, King Hamlet, and disturbed by the subsequent marriage of his mother, Queen Gertrude, to his uncle, the now King Claudius. After a visit from the ghost of his father who speaks of his murder at the hands of Claudius, Hamlet sets out to avenge his father’s murder.
As the courtiers attempt to find the cause of Hamlet’s lunacy, Hamlet struggles to deal with his grief and ultimately isolates himself from those who try to help him. After a series of failed plots and conspiracies, the story takes a tragic turn where no one wins, and failures result in death.
Come and see this exciting adaption set within in the depths of Elsinore where you can see for yourself that there is indeed something rotten in the state of Denmark.
The Creatives
Assistant Director: David Nicol
Producer: Abigail Moss of MillerMoss
Sound and Lighting Designer: Gabriel Burns
Costume and Set Designer: Jennifer Taillefer
The Cast
Queen Gertrude : PACIFIQUE NOA
The Ghost of Late King Hamlet, Gravedigger: IAN O’RORKE
King Claudius: LEONARDO CAVALETTI
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark: CONRAD O’CALLAGHAN
Polonius: DAVID NICOL
Ophelia: JUDIT DENES
Laertes, her brother: ADAM DAVIES-KNIGHT
Horatia, Hamlet’s friend: ALICE FERNYHOUGH
Rosencrantz, Marcellus, Other Gravedigger 1: AMELIA RAWLINSON
Guildenstern, Barnardo, Other Gravedigger 2: RAJAISHREE ARMUGAM
Show Details
RUNNING TIME:
120 minutes, including an interval
SPACE:
Theatro Technis
26 Crowndale Road
Camden, London NW1 1TT
TRAVEL:
Public Transport: Mornington Crescent (Northern line): 5-minute walk (0.2 miles)
King’s Cross St Pancras (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines): 13-minute walk (approx. 0.6 miles)
Euston (Northern and Victoria lines, plus National Rail/Overground): 10 to 13-minute walk
Parking: To check nearest parking CLICK HERE
PERFORMANCE TIMES
Saturday 10 October: 7:30pm
Sunday 11 October: 1pm
Sunday 11 October: 5pm
TICKET PRICES
£25 (General Admission)
£21 (Concessions)











