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Hamlet (Comédie-Française)
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivo van Hove, Bart Van den Eynde
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Ivo van Hove
Director
Florence Viala
Gertrude, reine de Danemark, mère d'Hamlet
Denis Podalydès
Polonius, seigneur
Guillaume Gallienne
Claudius, roi de Danemark et le Fantôme du défunt roi Hamlet
Loïc Corbery
Horatio, ami du prince Hamlet
Christophe Montenez
Hamlet, fils du défunt roi Hamlet
Jean Chevalier
Laertes, fils de Polonius et Fortinbras, prince de Norvège
Élissa Alloula
Ophelia, fille de Polonius
Vincent Breton
Comédien
Pierre-Victor Cabrol
Comédien et Fossoyeur
Aksel Carrez
Comédien et Prêtre
Arthur Colzy
Comédien et Courtier
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