Ophélie n'est pas Morte

About the show

In a postcolonial present, Hamlet and Macbeth are actors stripped of their Shakespearean stature and confined by paralysis, censorship and fractured identity. Across two acts of repeating micro-dramas and changing confined spaces, Macbeth and Hamlet perform multiple roles; Ophelia remains absent, and Hamlet ends alone, waiting for her and for change.