DRAMA

THE MAN WHO WAS HAMLET

Thursday 9th September 2010

                              Who really wrote Hamlet? Could it possibly have been the work of a barely    

                              literate Stratford grain merchant and money lender? Or was it really the

                              dramatic autobiography of a disgraced and disgraceful nobleman?

Award winning performer George Dillon

presents his 8th solo show

Reviews:

“This actor, on the stage for an hour and a half, gave one of the most compelling performances I have seen at the festival.  I've known George for many years and this performance is amongst the best I have seen - a lesson in the art of acting for any up and coming thespians.” 
Steven Berkoff

“MUST SEE! A clever script... a masterful performance!”
The Stage

“ Transporting, subtle, spellbinding and human...  It's very cleverly done... a fascinating play...  compelling, charismatic, wry and moving.”
FringeGuru

“Excellent one-man show... wonderful acting... great wit and wonderful gags... worth seeing both as education and entertainment.”
BroadwayBaby

“ Absorbing and thought-provoking... the evening's a romp, and a clever one.”
The Scotsman

“ An engrossing solo show well worth one’s time and attention.”
Edinburgh Spotlight

“It’s easy to see why Dillon’s performances have made him the toast of the Edinburgh Festival... direct and absorbing... A virtuoso display of dramatic range.”

British Theatre Guide