Hamlet

This scene captures a school theatre presentation of the classic Shakespeare drama, Hamlet. Their presentation features the exaggeration so present in pubescent life, whether in the form of the bottle of poison, the funnel for applying the poison into the king’s ear or the chastity belt on his armour (the key to which is hanging, where else, on the queen’s hip). Hamlet himself sets an example and he has brought a gravestone and skull on a scenery wagon for his soliloquy about being or not being. We are sure their interpretation of this classic will keep you entertained.

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Author:

Štěpán Brabenec

Piece number:

AAOK

Year of creation:

2011

Material:

Linden wood

Height:

35 cm

Number of knuckle-joints:

14

Description

This scene took first place in the competition DOLLPRAGUE 2011 in the category of sketches.

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