"...inventive theatrical minds at work."

"(Jeremy) Beck... is the cutest and most compelling Ophelia in recent memory."

"Quinnopolis vs Hamlet- Quinnopolis, a three-man company composed of two actors and a director, created this theatre piece. Directed by David Dalton, two clown-bumpkins enter a Hamlet playing space, take their cues from cards they discover, then stumble into and become Hamlet's characters, even as they resist the roles. In an unlikely scenario, Jeremy Beck and Christopher Patrick Mullen employ broad, comic acting and handily perform pieces of formal, representational, spoken-word Shakespeare laced with lazzi, Commedia-type prepared business. These two are multi-skilled performers whose clowning is outrageous, yet leavened with subtle reactions that garner audience appeal. Frankly, when I understood that this was to be a clown performance I almost didn't go, fearing for my precious Hamlet. Not to fear. The show is full of grace, charm, tom-foolery, and real insights into the material. The Bard would have loved it. "

"You’ve seen knee-slapping Shakespeare send-ups before, and 1812 Productions’ "Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet" compares favorably to most others. This 85-minute race through "Hamlet" by Jeremy Beck and Christopher Patrick Mullen (and director/co-creator David Dalton) gets the laughs with its inventive use of props and meticulously timed physical comedy. But "Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet" also is downright moving- ... more so than many plodding four-hour versions of the Bard’s legendary tragedy."