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Rhinoceros Theatre Company brings Shakespeare's Hamlet to Hampton Hill Theatre this March, directed by Nigel Andrews.
A prince torn between his father's ghost and his own soul. A court built on murder and masquerade. A play within a play that exposes the truth. Shakespeare's greatest tragedy, told in full - with all its wit, its rage, and its ghosts.
| Season (10 Mar 2027 - 13 Mar 2027) |
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