Hamlet - Into The Manosphere (2026)
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by William Shakespeare, adapted by David Frost
Performances: Tuesday 18 – Saturday 23 May 2026, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
A modern retelling of Shakespeare's most famous tale, which sees Hamlet as a toxic masculine influencer marshalling his millions of followers against his treacherous uncle.
Preview from SLT website
Cast
- Hamlet, Prince of Denmark - Jamie Bowman
- King Claudius - Tirusanthan Thiruvilangam
- Queen Gertrude - Philippa Jones
- Polonius - Nick Howard
- Ophelia - Megan Brontё
- Laertes - Tom Boxall
- Rosencrantz, or gentle Guildenstern - Flora Blissett
- Guildenstern, or gentle Rosencrantz - Edward Smith
- Horatio - Daniel Drema
- The Spirit of Comedy / Marcella / Player Queen / Psychiatric Nurse / Osric / Second Gravedigger - Laura-Jayne Woods
- The Spirit of Tragedy / Voice of King Hamlet / Royal Aide / Player King / First Gravedigger - Oyeko Hanson
Crew
- Assistant Director - Jake Levy
- Stage Manager - Dennis Fenton
- Tech Manager - James Jackson
- Assistant Stage Managers - Kay Pang, Matthew Phillips and Lucien Gautel
- Lighting and Sound Designer - James Jackson
- Operator - Graeme Kaye
- Production Assistant - Lisa Thomas
- Costumes - Xinyi Huang
- Show Photography - Phil Gammon
- Fight Coordinator - Calum Speed
- Intimacy Coordinator - Giselle Parker
- Rigging and Set Build - Sean Thomas, the cast and crew of Nora, Dennis Fenton, Kay Pang, James Jackson, Jake Levy, David Frost and the cast
- Media Content Creation - Theo Burman, Megan Sheerin, Jamie Bowman, Dean Moore, Camille Frost, David Frost, Jessica Frost, Tom Watts, Lucien Gautel
Music
- Music composed, arranged, compiled and recorded by Camille Frost, drawing on compositions by Olivier Messiaen and Arvo Pärt
- Piano and Cello - Camille Frost
- Saxophone and Clarinet - Laura-Jayne Woods
- Guitar - David Frost
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Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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