EPISODE · Mar 23, 2011 · 4 MIN
Creating Elsinore
from Hamlet · host National Theatre
How has Elsinore been viewed and interpreted on stage?
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Creating Elsinore is a short film focusing on the context of the play, the space in which Hamlet exists. It asks key questions about the play's setting and discusses some of the ways the space has been viewed and interpreted on stage at the National Theatre. This film features director Richard Eyre, designer Vicki Mortimer & author Colin Bell.
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