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    Cue 50-word reviews: Lord Hamlet

    M MulhollandBy M MulhollandJuly 2, 2012No Comments1 Min Read
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    Directed by Tara Notcutt and collaged by Robin Malan, who also plays the part of Hamlet, this is a monologue about a man troubled by the world and people around him. Powerful execution which transports the audience to Shakespearean (read Medieval) times. infused with more than a dash of modernity. BS-FJP

    Directed by Tara Notcutt and collaged by Robin Malan, who also plays the part of Hamlet, this is a monologue about a man troubled by the world and people around him. Powerful execution which transports the audience to Shakespearean (read Medieval) times. infused with more than a dash of modernity. BS-FJP

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