Introducing Adaptations
Alan Dwan, a great silent film director of the 1920s, said there's no such thing as an original story. Adaptations revisit iconic works, breathing new life into well-known stories. Over the next few weeks, versions of "Hamlet" and "Cinderella" will be told on high school stages, and you won't want to miss these renditions.Seabury Hall will present William Shakespeare's "Hamlet," starting Nov. 8. The Bard wrote his most produced play more than 400 years ago, but it is based on a Viking tale that was probably more than 350 years old when Shakespeare was born. Saxo Grammaticus, an advisor ...