I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET

by Paul Smith

Eric, 73, reflects on his career and reflects on the one role that eluded him.

Eric, 73, reflects on his career and reflects on the one role that eluded him.

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I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET

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  • Robert Weibezahl: I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET

    An engrossing monologue that will speak to anyone whose artistic ambitions (or any ambitions, really) have been frustrated by time and realities beyond their control. With the passing years those ambitions turn into disappointments and even regrets. At turns witty and poignant, this monologue is perfect for actors of a certain age.

    An engrossing monologue that will speak to anyone whose artistic ambitions (or any ambitions, really) have been frustrated by time and realities beyond their control. With the passing years those ambitions turn into disappointments and even regrets. At turns witty and poignant, this monologue is perfect for actors of a certain age.

  • Adam Richter: I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET

    A terrific monologue for an older actor about the brutal reality of aging and how circumstances — sometimes internal, sometimes external — can limit our potential. I loved this piece.

    A terrific monologue for an older actor about the brutal reality of aging and how circumstances — sometimes internal, sometimes external — can limit our potential. I loved this piece.

  • Tom Erb: I WILL NEVER PLAY HAMLET

    In “I Will Never Play Hamlet,” Smith masterfully weaves humor, nostalgia, and the bittersweet reality of aging actors. Bravo!

    In “I Will Never Play Hamlet,” Smith masterfully weaves humor, nostalgia, and the bittersweet reality of aging actors. Bravo!

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Production History

  • Type Community Theater, Organization The Mitre Players, Year 2020