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Hamlet: A Monologue
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Hamlet: A Monologue

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  • Robert Wilson

    The 1995 premiere of his Hamlet: A Monologue at the Alley Theatre in Houston was a major homecoming event for Wilson. Working as writer, director, designer, and solo performer, he presented Hamlet at the moment of his death, flashing backward through 15 of the original play’s scenes. He danced awkwardly,…

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    The 1995 premiere of his Hamlet: A Monologue at the Alley Theatre in Houston was a major homecoming event for Wilson. Working as writer, director, designer, and solo performer, he presented Hamlet at the moment of his death, flashing backward through 15 of the original play’s scenes. He danced awkwardly,…

    Read More