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The Hamlet Project

Famed theater director Charles Marowitz says, “Our job is to re-trace, re-discover, reconsider, and re-angle the classics – not simply regurgitate them.” This best describes our coming adventure with THE HAMLET PROJECT (and the entire 2012 Festival Season for that matter).

This eight-month commitment is designed for the L.A. Drama Club  Extremists and Shakespeare “Geeks,” who are as passionate about the process as they are about the performance.

Hamlet’s text, themes, characters, plots, subplots are for those who seek a challenge, a creative outlet, greater than is being offered in school. You initiators who want a stab at Creative Control, yet thrive on working as a ensemble. Now it is our turn to tell this story as this unique group of ten passionate Players experiences it.

Discussion, writing, experimental games and adventurous acting…The Hamlet Project will be “living” with this work for eight months, and performing it in SYFLA’s Season in Spring.

THE HAMLET PROJECT will be like no other work we have done before. Give this careful consideration before committing. This is something you will take with you for the rest of your lives.

Part One: September 14th to November 16th (10 weeks)
Part Two: January 11th to April 25th (16 weeks)

Wednesdays from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Ages: 11 through 16

Performance Dates:
April 27th – 29th & May 4th – 6th


The Hamlet Project is full. We invite you to attend the performances.

MUSTARDSEEDS

Designed for our Players in 1st through 4th grade to stretch their creative muscles and take “center stage.”
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SHAKESPEARE
IN THE CITY

Do you live in the Mid-City/West Adams area? New session beginning in February at the William Grant Still Arts Center.

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SHAKESPEARE YOUTH FESTIVAL, LA

April 27th – 29th
May 4th – 6th

THE HAMLET PROJECT
LOVE'S LABORS LOST
KING JOHN
THE MUSTARDSEEDS

 

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