About This Clip
Hamlet
In Yang Jung-Ung’s Hamlet, Gut (shaman ritual) is integrated with modern performance forms. By focusing on that many characters in Hamlet are entangled in conspiracy and obsessed with a desire for vengeance, Yang Jung-Ung captures the characters’ dark inner sides and interprets them as a Korean sentiment called ‘han'(an emotion of sorrow and regret). His Hamlet shows a ritual process to exorcise the characters’ deep ‘han’. The production is also filled with oriental images, atmospheres and experimental elements.
Director: Yang Jung-Ung
Place: Myeongdong Theater
Performance run: Oct., 30. 2009 ~ Nov., 08. 2009
Actors
Claudius – Jeong Hae-Gyun
Gertrude-Kim Eun-Hui
Hamlet-Jun Jung-Yong
Polonius – Kim Jingon
Ophelia – Kim Ji-Ryeong
Staff
Stage Design: Lim Il-Jin
Costume: Lim Il-Jin
Music: Lee Bum-Hun
Lighting: Yeo Kook-Koon
Choreography: Lee Jong-Seung
Hamlet
Related Productions
- Hamlet (Yang, Jung-Ung; 2010)
- Hamlet Project (references to Marowitz’s Hamlet) (Kim, Ara; 1999)
- Hamlet sou eu (I am Hamlet) (Penim, Pedro; 2007)
- Hamlet the Actor (Sung, Chon-mo; 2012)
- Intikam Melegi – Kadin Hamlet (The Angel of Vengeance – The Female Hamlet) (Erksan, Metin; 1977)
