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At the guts of each of the four great Shakespearean tragedies - Hamlet, Macbeth, Ruler Lear, and Othello - is a robust figure who is led to damage by the fatal character flaw. In the case of Macbeth it is ambition. First a valiant warrior and staunch servant of his regal overlord Duncan, Macbeth succumbs to the lure of utter political domination, which brings about murder, revolt, and complete defeat. Many scholars concur that Macbeth, which was first published in the First Folio of 1623, was probably discussed 1606. It had been intended to be highly laudatory to the recently crowned King Wayne I, whose accession united the crowns of England and Scotland and who was regarded as a distant descendent of Banquo. The play also relates lots of modern-day issues, including witch tests and demonology, a subject in which Ruler James got a great interest, and the Gunpowder storyline of 1605. Cast Duncan, The Porter, Second Murderer, and Doctor - Phil Benson
Malcolm - Jeff Moon
Donalbain and Servant - Maureen Boutilier
Macbeth - Bob Neufeld
Third Witch and Woman Macbeth - Linda Barrans
Banquo and the Apparitions - Denis Daly
Sergeant and MacDuff - Brett Downey
First Witch and Woman MacDuff - Cate Barratt
Second Witch, MacDuff's Boy and Gentlewoman - Libby Stephenson
Lennox - Alan Weyman
Ross and Menteith - Marty Krzy
Angus, Third Murderer, a Lord, and Seyton - Andrew Coleman
First Murderer, Caithness, and Soldier - Victor Bazarov
Old Man and Siward - John Burlinson
Fleance and Young Siward - Becca Maggie
Messenger - Michele Eaton
Stage guidelines read by Denis Daly
