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Will Demers

Will Demers

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Senior Editor, Antiques and The Arts

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Total articles 215

  • Review: Intense and Haunting, The Gamm's 'Hamlet' Thrills

    By Will Demers| Edge Media Network Verified 7 hours agoReview: Intense and Haunting, The Gamm's 'Hamlet' Thrills Shakespeare's longest play, "The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark," is so often quoted that many of its lines and passages will be familiar to even those who are least familiar with the Bard's work. Moreover, many films have used not only the play's words, but its tropes. "Hamlet" has everything that makes a great tragedy: murder, poisonings, revenge, unrequited love, sword fights, and a large body count.

    By Will Demers · Edge Media Network

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • 'Riverdance' Flows with Excitement as It Welcomes a 'New Generation'

    By Will Demers| Edge Media Network Verified 6 hours ago'Riverdance' Flows with Excitement as It Welcomes a 'New Generation' A show that is part concert, part traditional Irish folk dance, and part graphic spectacle returns to the stage for a celebration of 30 years of the show's many incarnations.

    By Will Demers · Edge Media Network

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Review: Intense and Haunting, The Gamm's 'Hamlet' Thrills

    By Will Demers| Edge Media Network Verified 7 hours agoReview: Intense and Haunting, The Gamm's 'Hamlet' Thrills Shakespeare's longest play, "The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark," is so often quoted that many of its lines and passages will be familiar to even those who are least familiar with the Bard's work. Moreover, many films have used not only the play's words, but its tropes. "Hamlet" has everything that makes a great tragedy: murder, poisonings, revenge, unrequited love, sword fights, and a large body count.

    By Will Demers · Edge Media Network

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Antiques and The Arts