April 6, 2025 - April 11, 2025
The one that started it all. Synetic Theater’s haunting and wordless adaptation of Shakespeare’s iconic masterpiece, first performed in 2002, returns for a limited engagement, laying bare the tormented soul at the heart of one of literature’s greatest achievements, featuring our beloved Teen Company core ensemble, directed by Kaitlyn Shifflett.
This production will be preceded by our Pre Teen program’s twenty-minute performance of Magic Flower, directed by Synetic Company Member Maryam Najafzada (excluding the evening performance on Thursday, April 10).
Cast
Yasmine Weinberger
Hamlet
Emma Ruckh
Ophelia/Ensemble
Kaz Cayere
Claudius/Ensemble
Ellie Davenport
Gertrude/Ghost
Nora Beekman
Laertes
Alma Lora-Rodriguez
Polonius/Ensemble
Carissa Duffy
Ophelia/Ensemble
Claudia Cutting
Claudius/Ensemble
Jackie Stewart
Gertrude/Ghost
Kip Rockmann
Polonius/Ensemble
Miranda Naser-Kunz
Player Queen/Jester
Ava Krasner
Player King/Jester
Matthew Willis
Ensemble/Gravedigger
Ada O’Connor
Ensemble/Priest/Horacio
Clay Cates
Ensemble/Rosencrantz
Sebastian Neff
Ensemble/Guildenstern
Matilda”Moss” O’Sullivan
Ensemble/Fortinbras
Creative Team
Kaitlyn Shifflett
Director/Choreographer
Sam Linc
Stage Manager
Staci Tomblin
Assistant Stage Manager
Amy Kellett
Production Manager
Donna Reinhold
Assistant Stage Manager
Juan Juarez
Co-Lighting Designer
Chris Muska
Co-Lighting Designer
Christion Jones
Lighting Supervisor
Joshua Cole Lucas
Technical Cole Lucas
Lorna Ryan
LX Board Op
Channing Tucker
Costume Coordinator
Adam Parker
Audio Engineer
Konstantine is a native of Tbilisi, Georgia. He has composed original music for dozens of Synetic productions and has received seven Helen Hayes Award nominations for his sound designs and received two awards. He has also composed original music for the films First Steps, Essay (both directed by Paata Tsikurishvili), and Mirage. His theatrical work includes Hunter from the Sun, Guest of the Night, Mimikria, Labyrinth, and The Decameron. His compositions have also been performed at music festivals across Europe, including the Max Ophuls Festival in Germany and the International Gaudeamus Music Week in Amsterdam. Konstantine received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the Tbilisi State Conservatory.