Theatre in the Round: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
A look at Hamlet from the viewpoint of two of its minor characters, the college chums of the Prince of Denmark. We follow them on their journey to Elsinore -- a pair of silly, rather likable Elizabethan courtiers who don't quite know why they're going, what's their purpose, or even who they are exactly. This highly-praised absurdist farce from 1967 is Stoppard's most produced work and a showcase for his brilliant wordplay.
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