Over its 24-year history, in situ: has produced many remarkable interpretations of Shakespeare. A world of mirrors in Twelfth Night. Fantasy, vaudeville and horror in The Winter’s Tale. The nightmarish world of abused and broken dolls in Macbeth. We dig out what is most relevant, powerful and unsettling in Shakespeare.
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Hamlet
Hamlet, a man haunted by his dead father. A dialogue with the Dead. In this remarkable solo performance, Richard Spaul brings his unique vocal gifts and powers of characterisation to explore Shakespeare’s great tragedy.
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