WITH: Suzanne Burden (Lady Macduff), Michael Feast (Macduff), Kate Fleetwood (Lady Macbeth), Scott Handy (Malcolm, Bill Nashh (Angus), Mark Rawlings (Lennox), Paul Shelley (Duncan/a Scottish Doctor), Patrick Stewart (Macbeth), Tim Treloar (Ross and Martin Turnerr (Banquo).
WITH: Kelsey Grammer (Macbeth), Diane Venora (Lady Macbeth), Michael Gross (Ross, Stephen Marklee (Banquo), Kate Forbes (Lady Macduff), Peter Gerety (Seyton and a Porter, Peter Michael Goetz Duncanan, an Old Man, an English Doctor and Siward), Bruce A. Young (Macduff), Myra Lucretia Taylor and Starla Benford and Kelly Hutchinson (Witches).
Banquo (Michael Stewart Allen) is killed and his son Fleance (Austin Colaluca) flees; Lady Macduff (Melissa T. Miller) and her children are abducted and slain.
Christopher Innvar (Banquo), Korey Jackson (Macduff), Mia Tagano (Lady Macduff), and Leon Jones (Macduff's young son) all lent sturdy support to the two leads Unfortunately, Adam Magill's portrayal of Duncan's oldest son, Malcolm, was a noticeably weak spot in the production.
Gawn Grainger's gentle Duncan, Finty Williams's tough Lady Macduff and Philip Cumbus's guarded Malcolm provide strong support, and the play is delivered clearly into the audience's lap.
As Lady Macbeth sleepwalks, she emotionally recalls the murders of Lady Macduff, Banquo and Duncan, incriminating herself in the process.
WITH: Will Keen (Macbeth), Anastasia Hille (Lady Macbeth), David Caves (Macduff), David Collings (Duncan/Scottish Doctor), Kelly Hotten (Porter/Lady Macduff), Orlando James Malcolm, Ryan Kiggellll (Banquo) and Philip Cairns, Vincent Enderby, Nicholas Goode, Greg Kolpakchi and Edmund Wiseman (Thanes).
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