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Hamlet
Written by William Shakespeare

Something is indeed rotten in the state of Denmark.  The rightful king has been cruelly murdered by his own brother, and that brother instantly married his widow. The king’s son Hamlet sees dead people, his girlfriend is going crazy, and her brother is really ticked off.  Is it possible that Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy – brilliantly written as it is -- is ultimately a dark, gruesome melodrama?

May 16, 18**, 24, 30; June 1, 5, 7

Hamlet
(The Artist Formerly Known as)
Prince of Denmark
A musical parody of Shakespeare's Classic

In this twisted tale of murder and revenge, Hamlet lives his final days in a tale only partially scripted by Shakespeare.  At Midnight, Under The Cherry Moon, a ghost donning a Raspberry Beret proclaims Let’s Go Crazy.  You’ll party like it’s 1599 in a performance filled with ba(r)d puns, pop culture references, slapstick tragedy, and parodied music of the Purple One.

May 17, 23, 25**, 29, 31; June 6, 8

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday Performances at 8:00pm.
Sunday matinees at 2:00pm

** Sign language interpretation at first Sunday's performance for each production

$5 Students & Children
$10 Seniors & Military
$15 General Admission
Group rates are available. Call the box office for details.

Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Box Office (cash or check) or online with a credit card at zaptix (beginning April 7th). Call (909) 537-5884 for further information.

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