“To Be Or Not To Be” For Scenic City Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”

Published October 24, 2022 at 5:52 PM EDT

In Hixson, “the play’s the thing.”

That’s where Scenic City Shakespeare concludes its production of “Hamlet” on Friday and Saturday at Greenway Farms.

Emma Collins is co-founder of Scenic City Shakespeare.

Arche Twitty plays Hamlet - and Megan Cobb plays Ophelia.

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