Having been amongst those fortunate blessed to get a ticket, expect a number of blogs throughout the next twelve months as more news comes out about casting, staging etc.
To say I am excited right now is an understatement.
Roll on August 2015 and Benedict Cumberbatch as Hamlet at the Barbican.
This is going to be the most quickly passing twelve months on record. 😀
Tags: Barbican, Benedict Cumberbatch, Hamlet, Shakespeare
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