Theatre · Kolkata
Fri 27 Nov. KCC Amphitheatre, Kolkata Centre for Creativity, Anandapur. In Another language.
Kolkata Centre for Creativity presents the Kolkata theatre group Swapnasandhani in its adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet, directed by the group's founder, Koushik Sen. The production moves the story to present-day India and treats the ghost as a figure of history, memory and unresolved injustice, drawing on Jacques Derrida's Specters of Marx. It is staged at the KCC Amphitheatre as part of the AMI Arts Festival 2026.
Seats are booked through the link on KCC's page.
Last updated Friday 9 October 2026.
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