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NEW YORK – Caution be darned. The three women playing the witches — they’re called Weird Sisters in Shakespeare in the Park’s production of Macbeth — are not afraid to utter the scariest word in the ...

eir way to Siberia. The overall focus and ironic symmetries are still there, if not some of the fine tuning, an amazing 14 years on from the first airing, and even though Eva-Maria Westbroek's was ...

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That Shakespeare describes the three witches in “Macbeth” as “hirsute” wasn’t lost on the Theatre for a New Audience, since the meddlesome crones in its new revival are played by shaggily bearded men.

Men in tribal gear, shoulder-length hair and carrying spears and flaming torches, stood ramrod straight on boats that slid through the Thames river in London. They were chanting magic spells and ...

The crime rate in Ellicott City will soar throughout the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s outdoor production of “Macbeth.” This “movable” staging at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park is ...

When Verdi’s “Macbeth” returned to the Met Thursday night, miscasting doomed the revival as surely as any witch’s curse. This 1865 opera should be a surefire hit, pairing Verdi’s propulsive music with ...