Articles about Macbeth
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Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-AvonMacbeth claims that Duncan's sons flee Scotland "filling their hearers with strange invention". But Michael Boyd's production, the first new sho…
House of Detention; Little Angel; Hampstead, all LondonMacbeth is this season's Shakespeare. David Morrissey will soon be strutting and fretting in his old Liverpool haunts and Jonathan Slin…
Liverpool Everyman's forthcoming production of Macbeth sees David Morrissey return to his home town of Liverpool and the theatre where he started his career as a member of the Everyman's you…
Belt Up Theatre is quickly becoming known for its immersive theatre, which seeks to allow audiences to break out of the traditional forms of theatre and into a world dominated by spatial con…
Julia Ford will play Lady Macbeth in Shakespeare's Macbeth, to run May 6 - June 11 at the Liverpool Everyman, according to a report on Whatsonstage.com. She replaces Jemma Redgrave who…
Jemma Redgrave has withdrawn from Liverpool Everyman's forthcoming production of Macbeth, in which she was due to play Lady Macbeth opposite David Morrissey, citing personal reasons. The rol…
Jemma Redgrave has left Liverpool Everyman's forthcoming production of Macbeth due to personal reasons with the role of Lady Macbeth now being played by Julia Ford.
Director Gemma Bodinetz s…
Cheek by Jowl's Scottish play at BAM. . .
How pared down is Declan Donnellan's "Macbeth"? The Witches don't huddle around a cauldron, because there isn't one. In fact, there are no props and no Witches -- the "weird sisters" are red…
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a different brand of "Macbeth" " one less imposing and more unsure " still suffers from an excess of ambition.
The U.K. theatre company Cheek By Jowl's take on Shakespeare's Macbeth makes its U.S. debut April 5 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Following a London West End run in December 2007, a sold-out limited engagement at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music in March 2008, and a subsequent eight-week run on Broadway, director Rupert G…
John Douglas Thompson does the Thane for Theatre for a new audience
The 70th Annual Peabody Award winners were announced March 31 by the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. The 39 recipients were chosen by the Peab…
With John Douglas Thompson as the tragic protagonist, the dramatic equation of the work has shifted significantly.
In a recent interview with the Telegraph, Tony-winner Alan Cumming went on the record about his current and hopefully future projects, Cumming shared I want to do a production of Macbeth whe…
The winners of the 70th annual Peabody Awards have been announced by the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications. The prizes recognize excellence i…
Fans of Macbeth have plenty of chances to see Shakespeare's tragedy this spring. Cheek by Jowl's version starts its BAM run at the beginning of April. Punchdrunk's Sleep No More, in which a…
Review
A MACBETH WITH VERY MUCH TO RECOMMEND The interesting thing about seeing multiple productions by the same theater company and the same director is that a pattern begins to emerge. Theatre fo…
Do critics want to assassinate "Macbeth"?
That Shakespeare describes the three witches in "Macbeth" as "hirsute" wasn't lost on the Theatre for a New Audience, since the meddlesome crones in its new revival are played by shaggily be…
John Douglas Thompson stars as Macbeth, and Annika Boras as his wife, in Arin Arbus's production at the Duke on 42nd Street.
John Douglas Thompson and Annika Boras give electrifying performances in Ann Arbus' taut production of Shakespeare's tragedy.
Director Arin Arbus, star John Douglas Thompson, and a uniformly fine cast electrify this no-frills, no-sense production of the Bard's most psychologically satisfying play.
