Robert Gurik wrote a 1968 version of this play which served as an allegory for the Quebec independence movement. Â The first production of Genesis Repertory Ensemble was this play, set in 1963 Washington and called the "Kennedy [this play]". One famous staging of this play involved a single set whose size and shape were altered by large, abstract screens. That production was Edward Gordon Craig and Constantin Stanislavksi's Moscow Art Theatre production in 1912. A famous Hollywood adaptation of this play earned both a Best Picture and Best Lead Actor Oscar for Laurence Olivier, and that version began with the famously reductive opening, "This is the story of a man who could not make up his mind."  Wikipedia claims the highest-grossing adaptation of this play to date is The Lion King, although more traditoinal versions contain characters like Fortinbras, Rosencrantz, and Guildernstern. For 10 points, name this Sh
Robert Gurik wrote a 1968 version of this play which served as an allegory for the Quebec independence movement. Â The first production of Genesis Repertory Ensemble was this play, set in 1963 Washington and called the "Kennedy [this play]". One famous staging of this play involved a single set whose size and shape were altered by large, abstract screens. That production was Edward Gordon Craig and Constantin Stanislavksi's Moscow Art Theatre production in 1912. A famous Hollywood adaptation of this play earned both a Best Picture and Best Lead Actor Oscar for Laurence Olivier, and that version began with the famously reductive opening, "This is the story of a man who could not make up his mind."  Wikipedia claims the highest-grossing adaptation of this play to date is The Lion King, although more traditoinal versions contain characters like Fortinbras, Rosencrantz, and Guildernstern. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play about a melancholy Dane.
Robert Gurik wrote a 1968 version of this play which served as an allegory for the Quebec independence movement.
The Tragical History of Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark