Under the premiere of the play at the San Martin Theater, the Theater Complex of Buenos Aires (CTBA) opened the sample Hamlet, dedicated to the work created by William Shakespeare, which can be seen until 2 of June.

This sample comprises photographs, videos, materials and authorial texts and archival, plus a different set itinerary that took this iconic piece in the halls of the CTBA.

-Conceived exposure from materials of the Documentation Center of Theater and Dance Ana Itelman (CEDOC) and personal archive director Ruben Szuchmacher-, also reviews the place and importance of Hamlet in our culture and offers a simple tribute to Alfredo Alcon, lead actor of the first set of Hamlet who presented the San Martin Theater 1980.

further, materials and work notes Ruben shown Szuchmacher, while a tour of the workshops and theater areas that made the scenery, clothing and other work for the staging of the show, so that visitors can access the privacy of the tasks of professionals and craftsmen of the CTBA.

Free admission, The exhibition will be from Tuesday to Sunday 12 a 21 and the following traditional exhibition spaces:

The exhibition takes place simultaneously in several areas of the Teatro San Martín:

Central Hall Alfredo Alcón (1is. floor)

Hamlet, touchstone / Alfredo Alcon and Hamlet

Sala Martín Coronado Hall (2do. floor)

Notes for a sunset Hamlet

Documentation Center of Theater and Dance Ana Itelman (CEDOC) (4to. floor)

The sunsets Theater Complex of Buenos Aires 1980-2012

(Display material CEDOC)