A not-quite melancholy Dane finds Ophelia lying face up in a stream. He has questions.
* Written for Facing February, Prompt 10: Write a play inspired by "The Story of Ophelia" painting.
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A not-quite melancholy Dane finds Ophelia lying face up in a stream. He has questions.
* Written for Facing February, Prompt 10: Write a play inspired by "The Story of Ophelia" painting.
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FARVEL, OPHELIA
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Christopher Plumridge:
FARVEL, OPHELIA
by Adam Richter
“
Oh, if only Shakespeare had written his plays in this style I would have studied them a lot more at school!
This is a hilarious take on the famous painting, which I'll never be able to see in the same light again!
Brilliant!
Oh, if only Shakespeare had written his plays in this style I would have studied them a lot more at school!
This is a hilarious take on the famous painting, which I'll never be able to see in the same light again!
Brilliant!
”
Christopher Soucy:
FARVEL, OPHELIA
by Adam Richter
“
I do so enjoy an alternate ending. Here, Adam Richter has given Ophelia a much needed second chance. Away from the madness of the court. There is much to learn from the son of a hapless guard. Great fun ands a little bit of hope.
I do so enjoy an alternate ending. Here, Adam Richter has given Ophelia a much needed second chance. Away from the madness of the court. There is much to learn from the son of a hapless guard. Great fun ands a little bit of hope.
”
Debra A. Cole:
FARVEL, OPHELIA
by Adam Richter
“
Oh, what a little water can solve. ADAM RICHTER has taken Hamlet and turned it on its head in FARVEL, OPHELIA. RICHTER has a gift for dialogue and the back and forth between two Danes is priceless. Audiences will love the humor.
Oh, what a little water can solve. ADAM RICHTER has taken Hamlet and turned it on its head in FARVEL, OPHELIA. RICHTER has a gift for dialogue and the back and forth between two Danes is priceless. Audiences will love the humor.
