The Hamlets

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Focusing on the practicalities of early modern London theater, this book explores the operational dynamics of Shakespeare's company and its influence on the texts of Hamlet. It delves into how actors' needs and the company's practices shaped the play, offering a fresh perspective on the three early printed versions. By analyzing cue-line variations, the author presents a novel analytical approach that redefines the understanding of authorial intent and textual transmission, challenging traditional views on this complex work.