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Jason Liebman and Gabriele Schafer
A play/production notebook created by the actress playing 'gertred'/the ghost.
About the Production
A Dillon/Liebman/Schafer Production in Association with New World Theatre
First produced by New World Theatre in July of 2006.
Brick Theater's Pretentious Festival 2007:
Wed 6/20 @ 8:30pm
Thu 6/21 @ 8:30pm
Sat 6/23 @ 7:30pm
Wed 6/27 @ 9pm
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Reviews:
2006 production
2007 nytheatre.com
Photo: QuinnChandler.com
Jason Liebman and Gabriele Schafer
Cast/Crew and Description
Leartes, Gilderstone, Marcellus -- Anthony Bagnetto
Horatio, First Player, Voltemar, Fortenbrasse --
Robert Josef
Hamlet, Player Duke --
Jason Liebman
Corambis, Bernardo, Clown #1 -- Kevin Lind
Ofelia, Clown #2, Rossencraft -- Alyssa Mann
King, First Sentinel, Montano, Gentleman, Player Lucianus -- Thomas Poarch
Gertred/Ghost, Player Duchess -- Gabriele Schafer
Director: Cynthia Dillon
Fight Director: Al Foote III
AD/SM: Meghan Dickerson
Ghost Choreographer: Nick Fracaro
It could be an early draft by the bard or it could be a blatant rip-off, but throughout history it has been called the “bad quarto.” This fast-paced, action-packed production proves that “it ain’t necessarily so!” Half the length of the better-known play, this version crystallizes the famous story of murder, madness, love and betrayal. It is performed by an agile ensemble of 7 actors playing multiple roles, including the actress playing Hamlet’s mother doubling as a “butoh” inspired Ghost of Hamlet’s father. Performed uncut, this is a great version of one of the greatest of plays!
Links
Blog Archive
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- ~ The End ~ .....(or is it?)
- The final act... weeeeeeeeeeeeeee
- nytheatre.com review
- Here we are...
- Nearing the End
- Q&A with Tim Sheridan
- GO SEE LIVING DEAD IN DENMARK!!!! -- no really... ...
- GO SEE LIVING DEAD IN DENMARK!!!!
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Duino Elegies (First Elegy)
- Truth, Beauty and Ofelia's Death
- Hic et Ubique
- Art, Money and the Heart
- preliminary ghost notes
- Closet and Nunnery Scenes
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