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I’ll assuage your curiosity immediately and tell you that the “OP” in “Macbeth OP” stands for “original pronunciation.” The Shakespeare OP Players, …
Holy Trinity Church, Guildford: Staged in the round, with abstract black wooden structures behind the audience providing support for various elements of the production, Sarah Bacon's de…
Double, double, toil and trouble! Stage and screen star Eve Best is bringing the Scottish play to life in her directorial debut at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, according to V…
Prod'n part of Shakespeare's Globe slate
When baby-faced 33-year-old James McAvoy, star of the X-Men movies, Atonement and The Last King of Scotland, takes to the specially reconfigured stage of the Trafalgar Studios in London, thi…
Direct from acclaimed, sold-out engagements at the National Theatre of Scotland and the Lincoln Center Festival, Tony and Olivier Award winner (“Cabaret”) and two-time Emmy nomin…
Middle school students engage with text the way they engage with the world; they search for signs of weakness, and prepare to feel contempt. Sometimes the opposite happens, and they are genu…
Tony winner and Emmy nominee Alan Cumming (Cabaret, The Good Wife) will be bloodying up Broadway with his one-man interpretation of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth, opening at the Ethel Barrym…
When the Playbill Vault launched in December 2011, it included information on over 10,000 shows and 120,000 actors, creative teams and crew members who have worked or are currently working o…
Direct from acclaimed, sold-out engagements at the National Theatre of Scotland and the Lincoln Center Festival, Tony and Olivier Award winner ("Cabaret") and two-time Emmy nominee (…
I'm not a betting man. And I'm not a rich man. But I would have bet you $100 a month ago that there was no way the Rebecca melodrama could get any weirder.
The Tony-winning Scotsman takes on all the principal roles of Shakespeare's Scottish play in this avant-garde production set in a psychiatric ward.read more
NEW YORK (AP) " Alan Cumming is taking his Macbeth to Broadway " and his Macduff and Duncan and the three witches.
Remember when I tweeted this? If you saw last night’s late NY Times or Playbill announcement, then you’ve prob put two and two together and realized that the “#NewShowThisS…
Alan Cumming will bring his one-man adaptation of "Macbeth" to Broadway this spring. The production will being previews at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, and the opening is set for April 21. T…
Tony Award winner Alan Cumming (Cabaret) will bring his acclaimed, one-man adaptation of William Shakespeare's Macbeth to Broadway this spring, The New York Times reports. Co-directed by Ton…
Acclaimed National Theatre of Scotland production set for 73-performance run at Ethel Barrymore theatre Continue reading...
Acclaimed National Theatre of Scotland production set for 73-performance run at Ethel Barrymore theatreThe National Theatre of Scotland has announced that its solo version of Macbeth, starri…
The New York Times 01/31/13
The National Theatre of Scotland’s production of Macbeth is to transfer to Broadway. The production, in which Alan Cumming plays all the roles, is being presented by independent New Yo…
Direct from acclaimed, sold-out engagements at the National Theatre of Scotland and the Lincoln Center Festival, Tony and Olivier Award winner 'Cabaret' and two-time Emmy nominee 'The Good W…
Come, you spirits! Shakespeare fans can brace themselves for a thrilling new take on the Bard when Tony winner Alan Cumming returns to Broadway in the title role (and every other character) …
Tony and Olivier Award winner Alan Cumming will bring his one-man adaptation of Macbeth, staged by Tony-winning Once director John Tiffany, to Broadway this spring, according to the New York…
With the addition of Alan Cumming in "Macbeth," there are now four plays opening on Broadway this spring that are essentially solo performances.
English lecturer stumbles across 'nonexistent' screenplay in British Library for film scuppered by financial problemsFor more than 50 years it has been one of the great questions of British …
