Hamlet-Stage Scenes

Synopsis: Performance tape for SHAKESPEARE - BREATHING LIFE INTO TEXT. Shows two different versions of key scenes from Hamlet as directed by David Ritchie. The scenes performed are Act III i and Act III iv. In both scenes David Ritchie presents a standard version, but also an adventurous interpretation of the text.
Language: English
Country: Australia; Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. VHS. col. 18 min.
Technical information: Colour / Sound
Year of release: 2001
Year of production: 2001
Availability: Sale; 2001 sale: £23.50 (inc. VAT +p&p) 2001 sale: £50.00 (inc. VAT +p&p) combined with SHAKESPARE - BREATHING LIFE INTO TEXT
Uses: Age 14 and up.
Subjects: Drama
Keywords: Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Stage directing
Related items: Shakespeare - Breathing Life into Text

Director

David Ritchie

Producer

Barbara Peters

Cinematographer

Peter Beeh

Cast

Bernadette Millar
Damien Ryan

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