Macbeth
Why Shakespeare without words? And can it be done well?  People are still asking that. But Synetic Theater, now in its tenth season, with no less than seven of its signature wordless …
Why Shakespeare without words? And can it be done well?  People are still asking that. But Synetic Theater, now in its tenth season, with no less than seven of its signature wordless …
Reviewed By: David Finkle
Pan Asian Repertory's sometimes inspired production transposes Shakespeare's play to 12th-century Japan.
Polish director Grzegorz Jarzyna presents a visually stylish and decidedly updated presentation of Shakespeare's famed tragedy.
Rupert Goold's eye-popping and ear-catching take on Shakespeare's tragedy is a must-see event.
Director Adrian Noble's new production of Verdi's Macbeth at the Metropolitan Opera is a less than noble effort.
Adrian Noble's production of Verdi's opera is better sung than acted.
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