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Macbeth
Macbeth will be king!

Macbeth

Start the New Year with a trip to see The Scottish Play at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge, presented by the European Theatre Group...

Macbeth

Macbeth is on at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge from Tuesday 16th - Saturday 20th January.

Performances are nightly at 7.45pm, with a matinee on Saturday at 2.30pm.

You can book tickets online (see the link at the top right of the page) or ring the box office on 01223 300085.

Dreams of greatness have kept Macbeth and his wife awake at night. Returning from battle Macbeth meets three strangely enticing sisters, whose prophecies announce him as the future King. But will this prediction come true on its own, or will he have to act in order to get what he most desires?

Macbeth kills the King, Duncan, but his conscience surrounds him with restless nightmares and maddening visions, and the crown on his head becomes a device of torture. Murder follows murder as Macbeth tries to secure his bloody throne, until, abandoned by all his allies, he holds his tyrannical sceptre over a country paralysed by fear.

The European Theatre Group's eerie production will draw you into a world made out of thunder and lightning, crowded by witches, apparitions, murderers and sleepwalkers - in which dreams turn out to be horrifyingly empty and you can experience Shakespeare's poetic language at its most powerful.

last updated: 12/12/06
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