NY Times: Director Pulls ‘Hamlet’ From Theater for a New Audience

July 13, 2016

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Hamlet, previously announced to be produced by Theatre for a New Audience in 2017 is cancelled due to the unilateral withdrawals of director Sam Gold and Oscar Isaac, who intended to play the title role. CLICK HERE for more

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