Powerhouse Theatre presents: Macbeth
Join us in watching a story of lust, greed, naked ambition, murder, and betrayal. Medieval battles and deceit.
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Join us in watching a story of lust, greed, naked ambition, murder, and betrayal. Medieval battles and deceit.
DID YOU KNOW!!
Shakespeare’s play, ending in Macbeth’s death, takes place over a year whereas in reality, Macbeth ruled for 17 years.
Shakespeare’s play, ending in Macbeth’s death, takes place over a year whereas in reality, Macbeth ruled for 17 years.
DID YOU KNOW ......
If you say ‘Macbeth’ in a theatre, you are meant to walk three times in a circle anti-clockwise, then either spit or say a rude word. The idea of the ‘curse’ of Macbeth has a complicated origin, though it was certainly given a leg up in 1898 when novelist and wit Max Beerbohm put about the idea that the play was unlucky. That said, it has had its fair share of tragedies and disasters: in a 1942 production starring John Gielgud, four people involved in the production died, including two of the Witches and the man playing Duncan
If you say ‘Macbeth’ in a theatre, you are meant to walk three times in a circle anti-clockwise, then either spit or say a rude word. The idea of the ‘curse’ of Macbeth has a complicated origin, though it was certainly given a leg up in 1898 when novelist and wit Max Beerbohm put about the idea that the play was unlucky. That said, it has had its fair share of tragedies and disasters: in a 1942 production starring John Gielgud, four people involved in the production died, including two of the Witches and the man playing Duncan
Join us in watching a story of lust, greed, naked ambition, murder, and betrayal. Medieval battles and deceit.
Upcoming Events
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Production: Macbeth07:30 PM
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Production: Macbeth07:30 PM
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Production: Macbeth07:30 PM
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Production: Macbeth07:30 PM
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Matinée: Macbeth02:00 PM
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Production: Macbeth07:30 PM