Pictures from the Premiere Production of

The Trial Of Hamlet

by Steven Breese

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Act I, Scene 5 Horatio & Hamlet Courtroom-Day 10 of Trial "Shed your truant disposition my lord, and exact discipline."
Act I, Scene 6 Claudius & Gertrude Castle Chapel "Why to the air! To the incorporeal air did he discourse.."
Act I, Scene 3 Horatio & Hamlet Jail Cell at Elsinore

"Remorseless, treacherous, lecherous, kindless villain!"

Act I, Scene 7 Shayla, Hamlet & Horatio Hamlet's Chamber "Surely you understand that conversing with the dead is not a daily activity for most of us..."
Act II, Scene 4 Hamlet & Ophelia Courtroom-Day 13 of Trial "When little fears grow great, great love grows there."

Act II, Scene 8

Shayla & Horatio Courtroom Conclusion of Trial "Your story, my words, his truth..."
Act I, Scene 3 Hamlet Jail Cell at Elsinore "Reason enough have I. If vengeance were disease, live I with pestilence."
Act I, Scene 6 Claudius & Gertrude Castle Chapel "Memory is short-I can no longer think what I did know I knew. Or thought to know."
Act I, Scene 5 All Courtroom-With video "Six days has it been, Hamlet, and this court must have your answer."
Act II, Scene 5 Ophelia's Testimony Courtroom-With video "...and he wondered if he should his quietus make with a bare bodkin."
Act I, Scene 3 Shayla Spire, Hamlet & Horatio Jail Cell at Elsinore "Horatio tells me half the lawyers in the world want ot defend me, the other half want to prosecute me."
Act II, Scene 7 Claudius & Gertrude Final Day in Court "What, O husband, hast thou to say? Let it now be known for I am ready."
Act I, Scene 2 Gertrude & Hamlet Gertrude's Closet "Upon the heat and flame of thy distemper sprinkle cool patience. Thou art mad..."

Act II, Scene 1

Laertes & Ophelia Castle Elsinore "I ask you not, implore you not, beseach you not in words polite..."
Act II, Scene 7 All Final Day in Court "Thy fortune good awaits our future King to be!"
Act I, Scene 6 Claudius & Guildenstern Castle Chapel "With all due respect my leige, the press is precisely where this trial will be won and lost."
Act II, Scene 6
Hamlet
Hamlet's Bedroom
"Now might time stop and fate control my will..."
       

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