Moons ago, someone carved me a nickname into the sand. The tide came and swept my name away. That name was "Sputnitsa," which means "fellow traveler" in Russian.
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On the latest Hamlet out on Broadway…
Really good theater is more than timeless; it’s a cord that the actors and director pull which unearths the past in the present, connecting us in an almost eerie, ephemeral and visceral way; pulling us into a journey in which … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Guildenstern, Hamlet, Harry Attwell, Horatio, Jude Law, magic of theater, New York, plays, playwrights, Polonius, Ron Cook, Shakespeare, theater, theatre
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