Bernhardt/Hamlet (Queensland Theatre) – theatre review
With clam-shell surrounded footlights bordering its stage within a stage, Bernhardt/Hamlet immediately urges its audience
With clam-shell surrounded footlights bordering its stage within a stage, Bernhardt/Hamlet immediately urges its audience
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