«Hamlet. The Last Days»
Denmark. Prince Hamlet suffers from the betrayal of those closest to him and is forced, at the cost of his own soul, to restore justice. He is haunted by eternal questions: what is truth, and how can one distinguish falsehood from reality? Hamlet is not merely a seeker of revenge but a profound philosopher. His inner monologues evoke the boldest reflections on life and death, duty, and free will.
Hamlet serves as a mirror of the era, revealing the unresolved contradictions and hidden desires within every human being.
The performance focuses on the character’s inner struggle, exploring issues such as indecision, doubt and anger, the urge to act, and fear of mistakes. His central conflict lies between action and thought, emotion and reason. The combination of Hamlet’s courage and delicacy, secrecy and longing, brings to the stage the grand tragedy of the human spirit. This is not merely a story about betrayal and death but, above all, a depiction of the soul’s genuine struggle and its quest to find its true self.
