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| HAMLET
AND ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENTERN ARE DEAD in repertory, by William Shakespeare and by Tom Stoppard, directed by Stephen Coleman, University of Pittsburgh, 1996 The central image of a mask, a primitive devise for transformation, forms the symbol of Hamlet's fate to avenge his father's death. Parapets of the castle and several isolated perches, small and precarious, create a variety of acting areas on the set. Welder's goggles are flown in for R&G, a theatrical version of Groucho Marx glasses. 
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