Lady Macbeth’s cry of “Out, damned spot!” in Act V, Scene I is one of the most intense and psychologically charged lines in William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth.” Performing this monologue ...

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Lady Macbeth, though not from cinematic world, comes to mind. Having had a significant “hand” in the murder of King Duncan, she is unable to get the blood spot off her palm. “Out, ...

One example is the following line, spoken by Lady Macbeth in Act 5, scene 1. Out, damned spot! Out, I say!.. Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him? The imagined ...

SERVANT: She’s talking to herself. We can get closer - she does not see us. LADY MACBETH: Out damned spot! Out, I say! Hell is murky! DOCTOR: We’re hearing things we shouldn’t. LADY MACBETH ...

including Lady Macbeth’s iconic “out damned spot” monologue. Manual Ortiz’ set design is a dreamy nightmare. A massive door stands upstage, the liminal murk behind it like a gaping jaw ...

Macbeth was first performed in the early ... As the show’s director, Brian Crowe stated, "We all know the famous lines — 'Out damned spot', 'double, double toil and trouble', and 'something ...

Thirteen years ago, then fifth-grader Jhenzen Gonzales took her first foray into the world of theater. She was set to play ...

Marion Gibson receives funding from The Leverhulme Trust. “Out, damned spot,” Lady Macbeth famously says as she wrings her hands, attempting to remove a bloodstain her guilt-ridden mind has ...