A speech in Act II, Scene II of this drama describes the fall of Troy, after which it is announced that the play The Murder of Gonzago will take place the next night.
A speech in Act II, Scene II of this drama describes the fall of Troy, after which it is announced that the play The Murder of Gonzago will take place the next night. Near the beginning, Voltimand and Cornelius are sent abroad to prevent attack on the country, and near the end, a speech by the jester Osric prefigures four crucial deaths, including that of the title character, whom Fortinbras gives a proper burial. For ten points, name this 1601 drama about the demise of Gertrude, Claudius, and a certain prince of Denmark.
A speech in Act II, Scene II of this drama describes the fall of Troy, after which it is announced that the play The Murder of Gonzago will take place the next night.
{Hamlet}, Prince of Denmark