Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

Stoppard?s landmark story of Hamlet from the viewpoint of two of its minor characters, the college chums of the Prince of Denmark. We see through the eyes of these silly, rather likable Elizabethan courtiers as they ponder and pontificate on their journey to Elsinore ? and to their own sad, wry end. The wordplay is brilliant in this highly-praised farce. Fascinating verbal tension…happy, zany humor. N.Y. TIMES-
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