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Three abridged versions of Macbeth, with different edits, which let the audience decide: Why did Macbeth do it? Filmed inside a 1599 virtual Globe Theatre in London. Elizabethan Version Act I Scene i....
The noble Lord Macduff is conspicuous by his absence from a banquet to celebrate Macbeth’s coronation. Plagued by guilt, Lady Macbeth becomes concerned that her husband has developed a tasted for ruthless...
A version of the play with five actors by Karin Henkel and Jeroen Versteele first staged at the Münchner Kammerspiele. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are played by women.
Radio broadcast of Macbeth as a musical comedy. Both Holinshed and Shakespeare are mentioned as inspirational source but the play seems to have been ‘improved’ out of all recognition by writer duo Jack...
In 11th century Scotland, Macbeth sees off a Norwegian invasion and sets of with his friend and fellow soldier, Banquo, to bring the good news to the King. On the way, they encounter three Weird Sisters...
Porn film. An adaptation of Macbeth set in a castle in Budapest. Courtney Lehman (op cit) makes a case for the film being ‘a surprisingly faithful adaptation’ , offering a ‘provocative example of the...
Fourth episode of a weekly radio podcast serialisation of Shakespeare play, adapted into modern English verse by Migdalia Cruz and directed by Edward Torres. Macbeth is visited by Banquo’s ghost.
Third episode of a weekly radio podcast serialisation of Shakespeare play, adapted into modern English verse by Migdalia Cruz and directed by Edward Torres. The newly crowned Macbeth decides to kill Banquo...
Video recording of Des McAnuff’s 2009 production of Macbeth for the Stratford (Ontario) Festival. The production is set in contemporary Africa and Colm Feore and Yanna McIntosh are the Macbeths.
First in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. Charles Leafeaux directs a production of Macbeth with Murray Stephen in the title role, Barbara Jefford as Lady...
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