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Paapa Essiedu is a dazzling, all-encompassing prince: RSC’s Hamlet reviewed

Plus: a triumphant Chekhov by Zoom

Paapa Essiedu as Hamlet in Royal Shakespeare Company's 2016 production. Image credit: Manuel Harlan / RSC
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    Royal Shakespeare Company, via iPlayer

  • I, Cinna (The Poet)

    Royal Shakespeare Company, via YouTube

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    Auckland Theatre Company, via YouTube

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