Hamlet

On a frigid night, so ominous that the wind itself becomes a messenger of terrible portents, Hamlet, Horatio, and three soldiers gather to unravel the mystery surrounding the ghost that has appeared near the castle in recent nights. It will only speak to Hamlet, for this creature, condemned to wander the lands of Elsinore, was his father, the last king of Denmark. His brother Claudius betrayed him, stealing his life, his throne, and his queen. A horrific crime that cries out for justice. Alongside the magnificent original text, we present Tomás Segovia's version, one of the most highly regarded in Spanish. It also features an introduction by Alan Sinfield, Emeritus Professor of English Literature at the University of Sussex.