Venue: Main Stage
By: William Shakespeare
Featuring: Ian Hopps as Hamlet, Jamie Jones as Gertrude, Eric Wheeler as Claudius, Karen Vance as Ophelia, and Dan Fagan as Laertes
Directed By: Casey McClellan & Greg Foro
Parental Guidance: Middle School & Up
Community Partnership: Wellspace Health
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Synopsis
To Our Patrons:
Your safety and health, as well as the safety and health of our performers is something that we take very seriously. We have closely been following all updates regarding COVID-19, and it is with a heavy heart that we have made the difficult decision that last night, Friday March 13 was the last performance of Hamlet here at STC.
If you had tickets to any of the remaining performances, the box office will be reaching out to you in the coming days to discuss your options with you.
Thank you for your support of STC and we look forward to seeing you at the theatre in the future.
As Shakespeare’s most popular play—both during his own Elizabethan era and today—this tragedy concerns Prince Hamlet and his struggle to exact revenge. Hamlet’s father, the King of Denmark, has been murdered by his uncle, Claudius. Claudius has now married the leading lady of Denmark Hamlet’s mother, the Queen—and seized the throne. In his process of vengeance, Hamlet grapples with themes of death, honor, corruption, and a host of other existential questions in this, one of the crown jewels of world literature.
Ian Hopps in Hamlet, 2020
Taylor Vaughan, Ian Hopps, Ian Capper, and Devin Valdez in Hamlet, 2020
Jamie Jones, and Ian Hopps in Hamlet, 2020
