One-hour play, exploring one of Shakespeare’s most enigmatic characters. (4m, 1f, first produced together with The Tragedy of Lady Macbeth at the Jermyn Street Theatre, London.) “Rewriting Shakespeare requires a fair amount of courage, not to mention talent – both of which David Henry Wilson appears to possess in considerable amounts” (West End Extra).
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The 2026 Edinburgh Fringe had this riveting tale of what happened to the Fool, who mysteriously disappears halfway through Shakespeare’s tragedy. This was brand new production, directed by Liz Carruthers, following the critically acclaimed Glasgow production by Bard in the Botanics.