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A Student in the School of Hamlet
Hamlet Week / Poetry

A Student in the School of Hamlet

To the reader: Please be advised that as a confessional poet, and a student in the school of Hamlet, that my poetry is often intended for a specific person. That being said, these were the least offensive poems i could curate outside of a more specific context. Also, for fun, while reading, try wearing all black, unseasonable clothing … Continue reading »

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DIY Soliloquy
DIY / Hamlet Week

DIY Soliloquy

Okay, Hamlet. You’ve been pretty greedy. Just because your father’s vengeful ghost appeared to you and made you swear to kill your murderous uncle, that doesn’t mean you’re the only person with feelings. Sometimes other people need to angstily soliloquize around Denmark, too. So I’ve compiled some of my favorite tips and tricks for you … Continue reading »

From Bond to the Bard
Hamlet Week / Theatre

From Bond to the Bard

Vaquero Playground’s mantra, according to founder John J King, is fun, cheap, and dirty. Their production of From Denmark with Love – an original script by King adapting Shakespeare’s Hamlet as a 12th century James Bond superspy film — achieves exactly that. It was fun. This play combined the cheesiest parts of the James Bond films … Continue reading »