Radiohead and Hamlet: How Hail to the Thief found new life
From Screen & Sound · 4:49
Show by KELVIN
This episode explains how the Royal Shakespeare Company brought Radiohead's 2003 album Hail to the Thief to the stage in a surprisingly effective production of Hamlet. We explore Thom Yorke's adaptation, musical highlights, and why this collision of rock and theatre actually works. #Radiohead #Hamlet #ThomYorke #HailToTheThief
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