Sleek, Kinetic 'Macbeth' Flaunts Male Weird Sisters, Comely Lady: Review
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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.
John Douglas Thompson, who starred as Antony last fall in William Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" at Hartford Stage, is playing the title role in Shakespeare's "…
John Douglas Thompson and Annika Boras will star in the Theatre for a New Audience production of Shakespeare's Macbeth, as the title character and his ambitious wife. Arin Arbus will di…
Ooo… Shakespeare's MACBETH…Nothing like a play that opens with witches and prophecies!MACBETH is such a highly revered play by such a highly revered playwright that as excited as I was t…
David Morrissey and Jemma Redgrave will star in the Liverpool Everyman's production of William Shakespeare's Macbeth, to run May 6-June 4, according to Whatsonstage.com. The produ…
Review of Chicago Shakespeare's "Macbeth".
Mark L. Montgomery stars in "Short Shakespeare! Macbeth," running through March 5 at Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier; $16-$20 at 312-595-5600 or www.chicagoshakes.com "Fair is foul …
Shakespeare's Macbeth is infamous as the theatre's unluckiest play
Okilly-dokilly, neighborino, you're not going to find a funnier show anywhere this summer than MacHomer.
Sounds hilarious!