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A king is dead. His widow has already remarried his brother. And the ghost demands vengeance.
Prince Hamlet has lost everything in a few weeks: his father, his mother, and the world as he knew it. When the spectre of the murdered king emerges in the night to name his murderer — Claudius, the uncle turned king, the stepfather turned enemy — the son's world turns upside down. Feigning madness to get closer to the truth. Tracking down the culprit at the very heart of his court.
So Hamlet invents his weapon: the theatre. A troupe of actors, a commissioned play, a murder re-enacted before the king's eyes. All it takes is a flinch, a wavering gaze. The trap snaps shut — and the entire auditorium holds its breath.
Yet knowing is not enough to act. While Hamlet hesitates, Claudius understands. The hunter becomes the prey.
A Shakespearean thriller where family is the first battlefield. Where theatre unmasks. Where no one emerges unscathed.