National Theatre Live: Hamlet

Moderate violence features an off-screen shooting, undetailed slashings and stabbings with swords, and poisonings. There are verbal references to murder.

People are threatened with guns and bladed weapons.

Moderate bad language ('whore', 'harlot') features, as well as milder terms such as 'strumpet', 'damn' and 'God'.

Moderate sex references include references to incestuous and adulterous relationships, 'whoring' and virginity, as well as innuendo in the course of bawdy banter.

There is moderate bloody injury detail in the aftermath of violence.

People ideate suicide and a person takes their own life off-screen.

Upsetting scenes are centred on characters driven into mental turmoil by grief and thoughts of revenge.