Macbeth
Sydney Theatre Company presents
Macbeth

21 Jul 2014 to 27 Sep 2014

Sydney Theatre Company and UBS present
MACBETH
By William Shakespeare

'What bloody man is that?'

A dark prophecy triggers Shakespeare's gory tragedy that charts the rise, rise and fall of a political couple whose wayward moral compass takes them in a deadly direction.

Fasten your seat belts for another towering performance from Hugo Weaving as he wrestles with one of Shakespeare's most complex protagonists. A man whose opportunism o'er-shadows his humanity, whose ambition destroys its prize.

Continuing his keen-eyed interpretation of classic texts, director Kip Williams (Under Milk Wood, Romeo and Juliet) delivers a sharp reworking on a reinvented stage. In Alice Babidge's extraordinary design, the vast Sydney Theatre will be turned inside out into a dark, intimate venue with a strictly limited capacity, promising a haunting new experience.

 

Director Kip Williams
Designer Alice Babidge
Lighting Designer Nick Schlieper
Composer & Sound Designer Max Lyandvert

With
Melita Jurisic, Hugo Weaving

Photo Michele Aboud

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Venue
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Session TimesTicket PricesDuration
2 hours 30 mins (including interval)
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