Like many of Britain's great actors, Andrew Scott is very familiar with "Hamlet," having played the title role dozens of ...

Andrew Scott talks 'Elsinore,' playing Hamlet, and Ian Charleson in the new film that's put him in the Oscar race. Interview.

"Hamlet" is back in the story of the dying actor who replaced Daniel Day-Lewis in a 1989 production of the Bard's tragedy ...

This latest version of Hamlet begins with a death ritual. Riz Ahmed, as the title character, washes his father's body, surrounded by his uncle, Claudius, and other men as a Hindu priest recites from ...

“Hamlet” is less a play than a universe, a place to get lost in the glory of language and story. It’s a meditation on loss, but also power, vengeance (and its limits), betrayal, family, suicide, grief ...

For the Louisiana Shakespeare Company, the next production is a first. The Baton Rouge theater company is staging "Hamlet: Prince of Denmark," marking its first fully produced tragedy.

Responding to a guest essay, readers offer different ways to view “Hamlet.” To the Editor: Re “Listen to ‘Hamlet.’ Feel Better,” by Jeremy McCarter (Opinion guest essay, July 23): I appreciate Mr.

Today, Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a play that haunts itself. Its saturation into cultural consciousness means that watching a performance is inevitably a process of past ghosts and past echoes framing ...

This will not be your father’s “Hamlet” — or even your dead-king father’s “Hamlet” — when writer-director Robert O’Hara’s reinterpretation of the Shakespeare perennial opens at the Mark Taper Forum ...

In the centuries since William Shakespeare put quill to paper and wrote “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” in 1602, or thereabout, we have met all sorts of Hamlets, seen all manner of versions ...