Human King Hamlet
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- From: 150 SEK
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- Organizer: Skådebanan
A solo performance for two people about three future kings. A balancing act between love and madness, sorrow and happiness.
The actor Joakim Fernström has Down syndrome. When he and Mosaikteatern’s artistic director Daniel Rudholm tackled Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the literary text was not the way to go. Another way to tell the story was needed. Images, sound, music, and movement. In the process, two more stories emerged: The Lion King and the story of Joakim’s own birth. Three stories intertwine. Directed by: Daniel Rudholm
Narration is humanity’s most original way to create meaning and cohesion. What stories do we tell and why? Why are Shakespeare’s plays still relevant to us today? How do stories echo through history?
The Human
The event is the first part of the initiative The Human organized by Skådebanan Östergötland and Shakespearefabriken in collaboration with Folkuniversitetet and Bilda, with support from Linköping Municipality, the Swedish Arts Council, and the Friends of the Shakespearefabriken.
Keep in mind that you can often walk, cycle, or use public transport to your event experience in Linköping.
Visit ostgotatrafiken.se for information about public transport! It is also often convenient to get to other parts of the municipality using public transport, see ostgotatrafiken.se for travel information.
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