Spirit of the Dane at Theatre for a Small Space

A hillarious - and  Poignant - Shakespaere's Hamlet is drawn out of the Intraverse by the brilliant you scholar Rose Darling's lecture: and Hamlet's not happy about it!

Broadway Baby said: Spirit of the Dane is a delightful combination of cheeky, vulnerable, and… hauntingly beautiful to watch... and  Elizabeth Gamza said "I laughed, I cried and I'll see it again!

Spirit of the Dane is a comedic look at the relationship bewteen Shakespearean scholars and Shakespearean characters: how would the characters in Shakespeare’s plays, and Shakespeare himself, react to the many “post-modern interpretations” of his work? This is the question at the core of Spirit of the Dane. 

In Spirit of the Dane Hamlet and Lady Macbeth, drawn out of the ephemeral “Intraverse”, the place where all fictional characters wait for a human mind concentrate on them and  bring them into existence, confront a “post-modern” Shakespeare-scholar about how she, and her contemporaries constantly misunderstand and misinterpret them.  

Funny and poignant, Spirit of the Dane is a Shakespeare Afficionado's cup of tea, entertaining, interesting, and revealing.