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A new featurette showcasing the Blu-ray debut of master director Roman Polanski's adaptation of William Shakespeare's bloody tragedy MACBETH is now available to view.
Controversial South African director Brett Bailey and his company clash cultures together at the Barbican this month as they present Verdi's Macbeth, reimagined in the troubled region of Eas…
This stripped-down version of Verdi's opera is inspired, says Rupert Christiansen
RECOMMENDED Shakespeare's play of the same name came to be called "The Bard's Opera" because producers would schedule the widely popular piece when revenues were low, giving the players reas…
VIDEO WILL OUT Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy becomes, appropriately, a 115-minute, one-act opera by Ernest Bloch, a dour offering first produced in 1910 at the Opera-Comique in Paris.…
As far as most operatic buffs are concerned, there is only one musical setting of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" " the revised 1865 version of Giuseppe Verdi's masterpiece.
The Scottish king belts out the Bard in this musical adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy for The Theatre Project.
The curse of Macbeth hits again in Filters painfully minimalist production at the Tobacco Factory.
A free screening of Folger Theatre‘s 2008 magical production of Macbeth will take place on Saturday, August 23 at 8:15 pm at the Carter Barron Ampitheatre in Rock Creek Park. No …
Macbeth, a classic Shakespearean tale of one man's quest for Scotland's reign and the lengths he is willing to go for it, is often performed melodramatically with flawed characters that pass…
Lady Margaret Hall Gardens, Oxford: While the setting is glorious - almost overwhelmingly so - and the script is leaner and meaner than many a Macbeth, Jonathan Holloway's new productio…
Another opening, another show. Another "Macbeth," another "King Lear." Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow ...
Another opening, another show. Another
Grosvenor Park Open Air theatre, ChesterAlex Clifton hacks at the text of the Scottish play fearlessly but the cuts don't always work Continue reading...
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Walking into this production is like nothing else. The audience (much smaller than usual, only 360 people can fit) sits on the stage, on temporary seating, which is either fine or not comfor…
Sydney Theatre CompanyHugo Weaving is faultless in a production that turns Shakespeare's play around and confirms Kip Williams as a major directing talent Continue reading...
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The irresistibly gothic side of Shakespeare's Macbeth arrived in stark, stylish form in Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival's newly minted production, occupying a Germanic ind…
Dateline: Macbeth is a mashup of the tabloid style of true crime reporting and Shakespeare famous tragedy. Unfortunately this mashup is more of a mishmash of conflicting objectives and style…
Quattro Gatti’s production of Dateline: Macbeth, written and directed by (and starring) Andy Hopper, is a strange, frequently funny, darkly morbid take on William Shakespeare’s c…
The Quattro Gatti Theatre Company is down from Brooklyn for DC Fringe this year. Andy Hopper writes, directs and stars in DATELINE: Macbeth, a fast-paced, funny, genre-defying reimagining of…
"By the pricking of my thumbs,/Something wicked this way comes." A veritable army of Macbeths have been marching through New York these past few years, culminating in the spectacular one led…
Bristol Zoo Gardens: Heartbreak Productions has the knack of finding unusual settings for its open-air Shakespeare offerings, especially those with a war background. A few summers back, it t…
Venice Classics is the section of the Venice Film Festival that since 2012 has presented, with growing success, a selection of classic films.
Ready for a little blood and guts? How about regicide, suicide, and…whatever it is you call it when you have a close friend murdered? At any rate, William Shakespeare has had you covered f…
