While it is tempting to say there’s never been a Hamlet quite like this, that would not be strictly true. Shakespeare’s most introspective play has been a busy watering hole for generations, placed in fresh settings from every conceivable angle, supporting every conceivable agenda. Think comic TV black stereotypes and then hype them up a couple of levels beyond manic. Hamlet, a dungaree-clad moody teen called Juicy here, is, in the hands of Olisa Odele, a lost soul filled with angst and bitterness. This Hamlet features costumes that smoke, Hamlet singing Radiohead, a brilliantly executed magic trick and a monologue about sex with a gingerbread man which may well outlive the rest of the play.