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To-Be-Or-Not-To-Be BM

Faridah Merican, Director | Ali Alasri and Tria Aziz, Performers

28-Jul-16 14:00

To-Be-Or-Not-To-Be BM

In this special year, the fourth production of a Shakespeare play but in our vernacular, and so it become ‘Tragedi Hamlet’. This staging is Faridah Merican’s fourth outing because she’s interested in the mother-and-son relationship. Find out what she thinks of this relationship which in Olivier’s version has the son kissing the mother Oedipus-like.


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