A Two Woman Hamlet at Avant Bard
Dates: (2/22/2019 - 2/24/2019 )
Avant Bard |
Gunston Arts Center, Theatre Two, 2700 South Lang Street
Arlington, 22206
Phone: 703-418-4808
Tickets: Pay What You Will
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A Two Woman Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Mara Sherman
Starring Hannah Sweet & Nicola Collett
No matter how many Hamlets you've seen, you have never seen it like this: two women, armed with nothing but a fake skull, a real shovel, and a lot of imagination, perform Shakespeare's classic play. Sounds far-fetched? The Washington Post called it "ingenious...a production whose approach is all about turning limits into opportunity." DC Metro Theater Arts called it "hilariously entertaining...something I'd not imagined was possible to do." A weekend-long encore of the Capital Fringe hit, A Two Woman Hamlet is presented as a full production at a Pay What You Will price.
Following the performances of A Two Woman Hamlet February 22, 23 & 24, hang out with cast members at Delia's and enjoy a unique "Meet the Cast" menu featuring special prices on dishes and drinks!
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