Two daring actors, who set out to make scenery from their planks and to make plays on their whim, chose Shakespeare's masterpiece Hamlet as their victim.  They dare to do so in front of the audience with an act of desperate courage, but in a short time, the performance turns into a hell of a life.

One is an actor pretending to be a Shakespearean expert who seems to have not found the medium he wanted for acting;  the other is a stunner who always talks about musicals with an enthusiasm for singing...

While they are dreaming of a well-rounded, fully-fledged Hamlet-like father, the resulting infamy turns into "A Father's Hamlet".

Winking at the theatre tradition of this land with Sebastian Seidel's original text that enjoys the funny, Yücel Erten's masterful translation and Baba Sahne's fatherly interpretation, "A Father's Hamlet" mirrors the dizzying beauty and stupefying magic of the love of making theatre.