Macbeth
By William Shakespeare
On a bleak Scottish moorland, a whispered prophecy incites an unstoppable chain of events. Three witches rouse the dormant ambition of a brave and gallant soldier, Macbeth; the Thane of Glamis. His wife, Lady Macbeth, lusts after the title of queen. Together, the power-hungry duo plot to murder the King by any means necessary. But as Lady Macbeth’s guilt catches up with her, her husband’s single crime becomes a cascading expedition into unrelenting tyranny.
Morality is put under the microscope in William Shakespeare's brilliant examination of human temptation, ambition, and guilt. Macbeth is one of the greatest tragedies ever written and provokes debate and stimulates discussion. Complete Works’ Macbeth is an abridged version where three actors perform key scenes and play multiple roles.
“What bloody man is that?" I.II
Suitability - Year 10 & 11
Idea/Issue/Theme - Ambition, guilt, appearance vs reality, fate vs humanism, exploration of symbol and motif
Duration - 60 minutes + Q&A (90 minute session)
Live
In school performance
Term 1: 23 February - 6 March
Term 2: 27 April - 22 May
Term 3: 13 July - 4 September
Term 4: 5 - 23 October
Cost
$15.00 per student (groups 100+)
$1,500 minimum performance fee.
Online
Professionally filmed at Theatre Works
Stream on-demand
14 day access
Available year round
Cost
$330.00
For small groups talk to us about a fee structure that suits your budget.
Digital Study Guide
Online Study Guide unpacking the key themes and issues from the text using a combination of performance, academic analysis and interactive prompts to enhance students’ understanding.
Discount rate when purchased will a live show.
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