directed by Anna Fascendini, Giulietta de Bernardi, Michele Losi
with Anna Fascendini, Barbara Mattavelli, Benedetta Brambilla, Giulietta de Bernardi, Liliana Benini, Marialice Tagliavini, Michele Losi, Sebastiano Sicurezza, Sofia Bolognini, Stefano Pirovano
dramaturg Sofia Bolognini - Collective dramaturgy inspired by William Shakespeare's Hamlet
production Campsirago Residenza
photo credits Alvise Crovato
Hamlet, a personal matter is a traveling, site-specific show that explores the major themes of doubt and desire through a physical journey through the landscape and a metaphorical journey through the ghosts of Hamlet. Hamlet is a crack, a chipped name, a story that no one wants to hear anymore. Yet Hamlet continues to bark, always returning, like indigestible food, like an incessant melody, like a small dark thorn under the sole of a foot. Hamlet is that presence that resides within each of us, like an army in battle array. Hamlet has a thousand masks, like the secret cells within us; he is that thought that cages us under an inner storm. Hamlet, a personal matter, becomes a collective and individual experience through the labyrinths of the psyche.
