Macbeth (Broadway)
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 8, 2008
Closed May 24, 2008
Opened Apr 8, 2008
Closed May 24, 2008
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William Shakespeare's Macbeth, directed by Rupert Goold and starring Patrick Stewart, comes to Broadway for 64 performances only! The current sold out engagement at BAM ends on Saturday, March 22.
In one of Shakespeare's greatest dramas, Patrick Stewart plays Macbeth-a man utterly determined to obtain the royal crown. Aided by his even more ambitious and ruthless wife, Macbeth murders the king and a comrade only to lose everything by the play's end.
In his New York debut, Rupert Goold takes inspiration from Stalin's Great Terror and directs this psychological and chilling tragedy in a stark, austere production that places Macbeth in a timeless, nameless, and lawless country.
A limited number of tickets are available to watch the March 28th final dress rehearsal of Macbeth. These select orchestra and front mezzanine tickets are available only through The Actors Fund, and are being sold as a special benefit to raise money for the vital programs and services of The Fund. All tickets for the March 28th final dress rehearsal are $100 and are available only through The Actors Fund. Tickets can be ordered by phone at 212.221.7300 ext. 133 or email tickets@actorsfund.org.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Lyceum Theatre
149 W 45th St
New York, NY 10036
Built in 1903 by Daniel Frohman, the Lyceum is the oldest Broadway theater in New York. The architect had an apartment over the stage where he could keep an eye on the action. The Great Depression forced Frohman into bankruptcy. He sold the theate [...] Read More
149 W 45th St
New York, NY 10036
Built in 1903 by Daniel Frohman, the Lyceum is the oldest Broadway theater in New York. The architect had an apartment over the stage where he could keep an eye on the action. The Great Depression forced Frohman into bankruptcy. He sold the theate [...] Read More
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Rupert Goold's production of
Macbeth has arrived at BAM waving a reputation as the best interpretation of William Shakespeare's bloody Scottish play that London critics have been served in donkey's years. And, yes, it's something to see, all right. Snag tickets for it in any way possible.
Watching Goold's macabre take on the Bard's familiar tale of vaulting ambition and corrosive guilt is like groping through a carnival funhouse and whispering to a happily thrilled-and-chilled companion, "Ooh, look at that, and look at that over there and, hey, look at this here!" He's avidly processed abundant ideas on shaking up the war-riddled warhorse that are almost unfailingly eye-popping and [...]