ARTS & CULTURE
For an Israel plagued by scandals,
Hamlet production strikes a chord
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| Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv |
| Israeli actors Itay Tiran, right, as Hamlet and Gil Frank in a Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv production. |
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By Dina Kraft
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Published: 02/21/2007
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In Israeli theater’s version of “Hamlet,” the audience and actors are acutely aware of how relevant the centuries-old tale of corruption and tragedy feels at a time of deep national malaise due to government scandals and questions about how the Lebanon war was handled.
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