Cast: Barzin Akhavan, Amir Arison, Maryam Ataei, Brendan Averett, Cary Donaldson, Andrew Ramcharan Guilarte, Abraham Makany, Arian Moayed, Arash Mokhtar, Ajay Naidu, Shere Rene Scott, Sathya Sridharan, Micah Stock, Sheila Vand

Scenic Design: Jason Simms

Costume Design: Nina Vartanian

Lighting Design: Reza Behjat

Sound Design: Sinan Refik Zafar

Fight Direction: Christian Kelly-Sordelet

Production Stage Manager: Caroline Englander

Production Management: TINC Productions, Erica Blumrosen, Duncan Northern

General Management: Baseline Theatrical, Audra LaBrosse

Press Representative: DKC/O&M;, Michael Jorgensen, Rick Miramontez

Produced by: Sarah Flamm

Musicians: Mohsen Namjoo, Yahya Alkhansa

Associate Producer: Damon Owlia

Assistant Stage Manager: Jessica Kidwell

Assistant Company Manager: Carolyn Quinn

Production Assistant: Kathleen Hefferon

Assistant Director: AC Horton

Vocal Coaches: Kerry Condeloro, Liz Hayes

Scenic Associate: Lydia Milch

Costume Assistant: Melinda Hare

Lighting Associate: Peter W. Mitchell

Properties Supervisor: Eitan Negri

Wardrobe Supervisor: TJ Burleson

Programming/Board Op: Nyle Farmer

Head Carpenter: Andrew Hendren

Head Electrician: John Anselmo

Head Audio: Kelsi Halverson

Photos by: Eric Michael Pearson

Sponsor: Armin Tehrany

Hamlet played in two languages; Shakespeare's masterpiece performed in New York in Farsi and English - BBC Persian (video)

Dual-language production of ‘Hamlet’ on stage at the Sheen Center - PIX11 (video)

Hamlet goes Iranian in Waterwell's dazzling production of Shakespeare's most introspective tragedy - Theatre is Easy

Reviving Ophelia with Sherie Rene Scott and Sheila Vand - The Interval

Arian Moayed Brings His Whole (Divided) Self to ‘Hamlet’ - American Theatre Magazine

A ‘Hamlet’ Poised Between Cultures (and Languages) - The New York Times

First Look at Waterwell's English-Farsi Hamlet - TheaterMania

Is Hamlet Iranian? - Iran Wire

Broadway Actors Join Dual-Language ‘Hamlet’ With Iranian-Born Dane - Variety

Visa Ban Leaves Artists in Limbo, and Institutions Perplexed - The New York Times