Art thou afeard to be the same in thine own act and valour as ... for students studying 'Macbeth', especially when considering the implications of this key scene. Before watching the scene ...

At one point, a silhouette of black smoke floods the back wall, and the scene ... “Macbeth,” meanwhile, takes full advantage of Płonka’s keen dramatic sensibilities. Her first act arias ...

Michael Boyd:Macbeth starts off as the brightest, and best, and the nearest, and the dearest to Duncan. And then he falls. Michael Boyd:This first soliloquy, it reminds me of "to be or not to be ...