In Denmark, the old Norse gods are being relegated to the realm of mythology as Christianity becomes a way of life. When Hamlet's father, the King, dies, and his mother remarries the King's brother, thoughts of revenge, lust, ambition, and murder intertwine with questions of death itself. New concepts of Divine Providence and life after death are something only Prince Hamlet dares to explore. Shakespeare's masterful play presents an engaging story examining humanity's innermost thoughts and beliefs. Susanna Wilson directs.

Dates & Locations

* Saturday, July 12 - 7pm - Volunteer Park - SOTF
* Sunday, July 13 - 3pm - Lincoln Park

* Thursday, July 17 - 7pm - Woodland Park
* Saturday, July 19 - 7pm - Woodland Park
* Sunday, July 20 - 7pm - Woodland Park

* Friday, July 25 - 7pm - Camp Long
* Saturday, July 26 - 7pm - Burien

* Thursday, July 31 - 7pm - Lynnwood
* Saturday, August 2 - 3pm - Lincoln Park
* Sunday, August 3 - 3pm - Discovery Park

* Thursday, August 7 - 7pm - Magnuson Park
* Saturday, August 9 - 7pm - Magnuson Park
* Sunday, August 10 - 3pm - Magnuson Park

* Friday, August 15 - 7pm - Volunteer Park
* Saturday, August 16 - 7pm - Seward Park