Something Wicked This Way Comes....

In essence, Macbeth is a pagan morality play. It is about a great man and woman's temptation by forces of, if not evil, then of influence that are anathema to the society they live in.

The Baron's Players present Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Friday November 5th and Sunday November 7th at 7:30 PM, in the Little Theatre at Newton North High School, located at 360 Lowell Avenue, Newton, MA 02460

The Baron's Players will present the play in the round and with minimal sets, relying on the graphic beauty of the words and the skill of the performers to bring the play to life.

Tickets are $10 each, $5 for students. Available at the door, or call the Box Office at (508) 875-9371.

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Something Wicked This Way Comes….

Originally published at lebor.net. You can comment here or there.

In essence, Macbeth is a pagan morality play. It is about a great man and woman’s temptation by forces of, if not evil, then of influence that are anathema to the society they live in.

The Baron’s Players present Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Friday November 5th and Sunday November 7th at 7:30 PM, in the Little Theatre at Newton North High School, located at 360 Lowell Avenue, Newton, MA 02460

The Baron’s Players will present the play in the round and with minimal sets, relying on the graphic beauty of the words and the skill of the performers to bring the play to life.

Tickets are $10 each, $5 for students. Available at the door, or call the Box Office at (508) 875-9371.

In case you were wondering...

In case you were wondering about that last post;
Yes, I am in the production, and yes, you're all invited (even encouraged) to come and see it. It's been a lot of work these past 9 weeks, but I think the effort has paid off. We've actually got an enjoyable show. And how many times do you get to see Shakespeare in the round?

View this post on my blog

In case you were wondering…

Originally published at lebor.net. You can comment here or there.

In case you were wondering about that last post;
Yes, I am in the production, and yes, you’re all invited (even encouraged) to come and see it. It’s been a lot of work these past 9 weeks, but I think the effort has paid off. We’ve actually got an enjoyable show. And how many times do you get to see Shakespeare in the round?