The Royal Shakespeare Company has revealed that the skull used by David Tennant for the "Alas, poor Yorick," scenes in 22 performances of Hamlet at Stratford-upon-Avon had been donated to the RSC after the 1982 death of Pianist Andrew Tchaikowsky. In his will Tchaikowsly wrote that his skull "shall be offered by the institution receiving my body to the Royal Shakespeare Company for use in theatrical performance". Since then it has only been used in rehearsals because no actor felt comfortab

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A real skull? Coool!

A friend of mine saw the performance and said it was absolutely amazing!