Theatre Book Club Rozencrantz and Guildernstern are Dead
About the Play
“One of the most original and engaging post-war plays” Daily Telegraph.
Taking place in the wings of a production of “Hamlet”, this play is a humorous, poignant take on the ill-fated, barely mentioned lords of Shakespeare’s great theatre piece.� Staged by the National Theatre in 1967, the play brought fame to its playwright, Tom Stoppard.� A classic in its own right now, “Rozencrantz and Guildernstern” is packed with wit, stagecraft and verbal verve.
Everyone over 16 welcome.�
What do you do?
�Buy the book, in either digital or paper form.� You will find the script can be bought new or used.
�Read the book before club night.
Book a ticket through the Nevis Centre’s booking system, accessed via the website.� Tickets are �2.� You will be given a Zoom code in your confirmation.� If you would like an assisted cost ticket then book the Adult Bursary option.
Turn up to the Zoom session to share your thoughts on the book.� It’s a friendly but often lively night of discussion.
Feel a sense of satisfaction that you read something new!�
We are so very grateful to the Community Based Adult Learning Recovery Fund, HTSI and HLH Adult Learning for their support.
Please note this session will be on Zoom
