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We’ve Got A Bone To Pick With You

The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stop using a real skull in Hamlet as it is "too distracting for the audience". The use of Polish pianist Andre Tchaikovsky's skull had been kept a carefully guarded secret but leading man David Tennant disclosed that the skull was real and had belonged to a Shakespeare fan, who left his skull to the RSC in 1982.

FOOTNOTE: Dying shame.