Sometimes the blood-stained king is haughty; other times, he’s terrified of his own murderous deeds. The play is well suited to interpretation. That’s why Macbeth and his nefarious wife get to ...

s “Macbeth” sees in his mind?s eye a dagger ... “The Tragedy of Macbeth.” “Blood will have blood,” says Macbeth (Conrad Feininger), and Tsendeas does not disappoint, as the gore ...

Macbeth, the William Shakespeare play ... Violent scenes include blood, murders and decapitation. Show times are 8 p.m. on Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays.

As imaginative source material, Macbeth has much to offer. It taps into aspects of human psychology which are difficult to accept, such as the possibility that blood feuds satisfy some deep ...

In Act 5, Scene 1, Lady Macbeth has lost her mind and is seen talking to herself while feverishly trying to wash the blood off her hands. This was the highlight of the entire play for me.

in a deluge of blood set to a symphony of steel. With a straightforward approach, a smart design and mercifully few flights of directorial fancy, Elkin strips "Macbeth" down to its two elemental ...

For instance, 'be all and end all', 'at one fell swoop' and 'crack of doom' all first appeared in Macbeth. The word 'blood' appears numerous ... mental picture in our mind about the way something ...

Unlike Coriolanus, the Scottish thane is not a nihilistic “thing of blood” who ... in body and mind, with her husband, whom she reads like an open book. At times, Macbeth even concedes her ...