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Macbeth
$22/$20

Paper Wing Theatre Proudly Presents:

"MacBeth" by William Shakespeare

Directed by Jourdain Barton

July 12 thru August 17, Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM

Tickets:

22.00 General Admission  20.00 Seniors, Students, and Military

Tickets also available at the door; Box Office opens one half hour prior to show time.

Starring:

Patrick Golden as Macbeth

Penelope Morgan as Lady Macbeth

Timothy Samaniego as Banquo

Jesse Juarez as Macduff

Taylor Noel Young as Lady Macduff

Jay DeVine as Duncan

And

Linda Dale, Heidi Sullivan, and Heather Flescher as The Three Witches

Synopsis:

Three witches  decide to confront the great Scottish general Macbeth on his victorious return from a war between Scotland and Norway. The Scottish king, Duncan, decides that he will confer the title of the traitorous Cawdor on the heroic Macbeth. Macbeth, and another General called Banquo, happen upon the three witches. The witches predict that he will one day become king. He decides that he will murder Duncan. Macbeth's wife agrees to his plan. He then murders Duncan assisted by his wife who smears the blood of Duncan on the daggers of the sleeping guards. A nobleman called Macduff discovers the body. Macbeth kills the guards insisting that their daggers smeared with Duncan's blood are proof that they committed the murder. The crown passes to Macbeth.The bloodied ghost of Banquo appears to Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's conscience begins to torture her as they descend into slow madness... 

About:

Macbeth's tale is a despairing complaint about life: "it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." But Paper Wing takes it up a notch...daring to tell the tale of this bloody masterpiece with a fresh and unique interpretation.

Macbeth is Shakespeare's profound and mature vision of evil. It is a play of contradiction and ambition. It is a play depicting destruction, wrestling with creation and a study of the disintegration and damnation of a man. And yet Macbeth is a tragic hero. Therein lies Shakespeare's art, evolving from a deep understanding of the complexity of human nature.