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A 22-Year Old's Soliloquy 

Harriet was never good at being alone, especially now. One night at 3 am, Harriet faces her grief (and her first “adult” break-up) by re-telling Shakespeare's Hamlet all by herself. Through it all, she can’t help but wonder how much more complicated Hamlet’s life would be if he was...
I don’t know... like her.

10 min    -    2F

HARRIET - 22, a college student who is trying to adapt (might have lost her mind in progress)

FEMALE HAMLET - 22, Hamlet, but stronger (and wilder)
OPHELIA - 22, Hamlet’s girlfriend (soon to be ex-girlfriend)
GHOST - 50, the shadow of Hamlet’s dead Father

 

GRACE - 18, Harriet’s over-optimistic sister

Performance - Intermission Play Festival, 2020

Staged Reading - Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, 2020

"I really loved this. It's extremely entertaining and sweet. The characters are wonderful, and, honestly, I found this so relatable."

- NPX Recommender

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