To make the play even more interesting, the setting has been shifted to America, just after World War I. Hamlet is a student who has served during the last days of the war, confronting death first hand. This production attempts to re-think some of our assumptions about both character and play that seem to haunt each production. As always, audience members are welcome to bring blankets or chairs, and food and drink. Patrons may reserve an Elizabethan Feast from one of three dinner packages from Bistro Louise. Trinity Park Playhouse is on West 7 th Street, seven blocks east of University Drive.
Parking is free.
For weather delays or cancellation information, tune into WRR-FM 101.1 prior to the performance. Elaine C. Cole is a freelance writer who resides in Fort Worth.