Embark on an unparalleled journey into the heart of Shakespeare’s timeless classic tale, “The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark,” when one of the greatest theatre visionaries – Robert Lepage – returns to Boston with his latest masterpiece.
“The can’t-miss dance event of the year!”
– The Guardian
“A gripping, intensely athletic, and visually enchanting dance interpretation of Hamlet… Brilliant collaboration between Robert Lepage, Guillaume Côté and Show One Productions.”
– Margaret Atwood
“We are witnessing something that will go down in history. A two-hour show of non-stop extraordinary intensity. The cast is fabulous. The staging is brilliant, the choreography magnificent.”
– Journal des citoyens
Robert Lepage: A visionary director known globally for his innovative approach to theater and technology. His works have graced stages from the Royal Opera House in London to collaborations with Cirque du Soleil. Guillaume Côté: A luminary in the world of dance, Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada, and a choreographer whose works challenge and enchant audiences worldwide. Together, they have crafted a version of Hamlet that communicates the depth of Shakespeare’s characters and the intricacies of his plot without a single spoken word. Following the resounding success of its World Premiere Toronto and European Premiere at the Shakespearean Festival this past spring, Hamlet, will make its Boston debut.
This ground-breaking production invites you to experience Emotion in Motion, where every gesture, every leap, and every pause is meticulously crafted to convey the deepest human emotions. Dive into Visual Spectacle where Innovative set designs and ethereal lighting create a surreal atmosphere that blurs the lines between reality and the subconscious. An original score accompanies the performance, intensifying the emotional impact and drawing you deeper into the narrative.
Embrace the extraordinary and secure your seat at this landmark event. This is more than a performance; it’s a moment in theatrical history.
Date | Time |
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Friday February 28 |
8:00 pm |
Saturday March 1 |
8:00 pm |