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Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?" | Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?" | ||
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| Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead | |
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| Writer | Tom Stoppard |
| Director | Matt Wieteska Ruth Corrigan (asst) |
| Producer | Chris Mounsey Sasha Brown (asst) |
| Stage Manager | Alex Engel Kate Wieteska (asst) |
| Technical Manager | Richard Bell Xander Macmillan (asst) |
| Costumes | Colleen Patterson |
| Cast | {{{Cast}}} |
| Website(s) | {{{website}}} |
7:30pm Tuesday 14 - Saturday 18 Febuary 2006
Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"
