Review: The Bcam/Macbeth at curtainup.com
undeniably ambitious, highly professional, and occasionally powerful -- also erratically paced and often frustrating
undeniably ambitious, highly professional, and occasionally powerful -- also erratically paced and often frustrating
PBS is offering Shakespeare fans a sneak peek at the upcoming "Great Performances" presentation of Macbeth, starring Patrick Stewart, which is set to air Oct. 6. The new website exh…
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As “Radio Macbeth” unfolds in a kind of theatrical alchemy, this play within a play becomes simply the play — the Scottish one.
I've never seen a more effective placement of Shakespeare's tale of supernatural destiny and vaunting ambition than Rupert Goold's pre-Iron Curtain staging.
A cinematic adaptation of the recent West End and Broadway production of Macbeth, featuring Sir Patrick Stewart -- currently back on Broadway in David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre -- in th…
Rupert Goold can quite simply do Shakespeare on stage. With this visually beguiling Macbeth, he again proves his distinctive ability to transform a well-known play into a sensory and thought-provoking experience.
British director Rupert Goold, however, while giving us a fascinating pair of Macbeths - Patrick Stewart is superb in the title role - has created the most striking dramatic setting for them…
SITI Company injects Shakespeare with radio and Orson Welles.Take a moment to close your eyes: Imagine a castle where a vicious soldier sneaks into a king’s bedroom and stabs him while…
Indeed, the production benefits immeasurably from its newly intimate confines, which only serve to accentuate its considerable intensity.