Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Broadway, Neil Simon Theatre, 1967) | Playbill

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

Broadway
Play
Original


SYNOPSIS: The events of William Shakespeare's Hamlet are treated in dark comedic fashion by Tom Stoppard as seen from the points of view of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Hamlet's friends at court who are being sent to their deaths by forces they are unable to comprehend.
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Awards

New York Drama Critics' Circle
1968 Best Play Winner
Outer Critics Circle
1968 Outstanding Play Winner
Tony Award
1968 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Winner
1968 Best Featured Actor in a Play Nominee
1968 Best Featured Actor in a Play Nominee
1968 Best Featured Actor in a Play Nominee
1968 Best Direction of a Play Nominee
1968 Costume Design (Play or Musical) Winner
1968 Producer of a Play Winner
1968 Play Winner
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