William Shakespeare / Leo Mujić HAMLET 135 min

HAMLET

Creatives

Choreographer and director

Leo Mujić

Music

Petar Iljič Čajkovski, Camille Saint-Saëns

Set designer

Stefano Katunar

Costume designer

Manuela Paladin Šabanović

Dramaturgy, assistant to the choreographer, music selector

Balint Rauscher

Light designer

Aleksandar Čavlek

Sound designer

Svebor Zgurić

Assistant costume designer

Mia Rejc Prajninger

Assistant set designer

Aleksandra Vukićević

Painters

Tihana Cizelj, Mariana Nardini

Ballet masters

Milka Hribar Bartolović, Pavla Pećušak

Ensemble of the performance

HAMLET, Prince of Denmark, son of the late king and nephew of the present king

Takuya Sumitomo / Kornel Palinko

CLAUDIUS, King of Denmark, Hamlet's uncle and brother of the late king

Guilherme Gameiro Alves

GERTRUDE, Queen of Denmark and Hamlet's mother

Natalia Kosovac

OPHELIA, Polonius's daughter

Rieka Suzuki Sumitomo / Asuka Mauro

GHOST, the ghost of Hamlet's father

Balint Rauscher

POLONIUS, chief counsellor to the king

Adam Harris

LAERTES, Polonius's son and Ophelia's brother

Yuho Yoshioka

HORATIO, Hamlet's best friend

Asuka Maruo / Mutsumi Matsuhisa

ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN, actors

Kornel Palinko / Mattia Baccon, George Stanciu

OSRIC, Claudius' servant

Ovidiu Muscalu

REYNALDO, Polonius's servant

Dan Rus

CORNELIUS and VOLTIMAND, Danish ambassadors to Norway

Cristiana Rotolo, Agnese Stancanelli

MARCELLUS, FRANCISCO and BERNARDO, 3 soldiers

Mario Diligente, Hyuma Gokan, Giovanni Messeri

OPHELISA'S NANNY

Petra Vargović Stanciu

FORTINBRAS, Prince of Norway

Pavel Savin / Justin Popa

2 GRAVEDIGGERS

Mario Diligente, Andrea Podda

SPIRITS / HAMLET'S THOUGHTS

Mario Diligente, Yuho Yoshioka, Taiguara Goulart, Arnau Velazquez Rodriguez, Hyuma Gokan, Pavel Savin, Giovanni Messeri, Andrea Podda, Justin Popa, Takahiro Tamagawa, Seth Clark Bromley, Mattia Baccon, Raphael John Trioli, Adam Harris, Atina Tanović, Saya Ikegami, Helena Troha, Valentina Štrok, Ozana Mirković Blokar, Lada Rora, Leda Šeparović, Hinako Shinzaki, Makeely Georgia Foster, Agnese Stancanelli, Paulina Žanetić, Estrella Cebrino Torres, Elizabeth Anderson, Daria Brdovnik

COURTIERS

Taiguara Goulart, Arnau Velazquez Rodriguez, Pavel Savin, Giovanni Messeri, Andrea Podda, Justin Popa, Mattia Baccon, Seth Clark Bromley, Takahiro Tamagawa, Raphael John Trioli, Atina Tanović, Saya Ikegami, Helena Troha, Valentina Štrok, Anamarija Marković, Ozana Mirković Blokar, Dora Kovač, Leda Šeparović, Marta Sironić, Hinako Shinzaki, Elizabeth Anderson, Daria Brdovnik, Makeely Georgia Foster, Lada Rora, Estrella Cebrino Torres, Dora Blaić

BALET HRVATSKOGA NARODNOG KAZALIŠTA

Stage managers

Zrinka Petrušanec, Ana Vnučec

Head of Music

Ljudmila Šumarova

Répétiteurs

Teo Visintin

Premiere

17.11.2023

Hamlet, the best known and performed work of Shakespeare, has been intriguing and inspiring artists all around the world for more than four centuries. The story about the son who cannot come to terms with the sudden death of his father and to whom the ghost of his father reveals the murderer, does not cease to enchant the spectators of all ages. The young prince dwells into a quest for the truth that leads him into unexpected situations in which he slowly discovers the decay in his own country. With a brilliantly led story and numerous parallel plots, Hamlet has long since outgrown his own character becoming a symbol of a human being who in himself unites love and doubt, joy and despair, wittiness and bitterness, intelligence and naivety, courage, and pretence, in short, all the features of the human race. Hamlet, besides being an intriguing story, is also a great tragedy that poses questions about the meaning of life, death, revenge, and a fight for the truth. In this work, Shakespeare has reached one of the peaks in his opus. With an abundance of characters, numerous intrigues, parallel stories and plots, Shakespeare's Hamlet is a timeless masterpiece that inspires artists of most diverse genres offering endless possibilities for interpretation. This famous tragedy will be staged by Leo Mujić, and the Ballet of the CNT in Zagreb will perform one more classic masterpiece in a new interpretation. This will be a large ensemble performance based on classical literature that will present to the audience a new ballet work that draws on the famous Shakespeare's original.

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