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Macbeth

  1. rip
    Sleep No More No MoreThe immersive-theater production will end after the upcoming 5,000th performance.
    By Jason P. Frank
  2. theater review
    Something Distanced This Way Comes: Craig and Negga in MacbethCelebrity squares off against experiment, from Birnam Wood to Dunsinane.
    By Helen Shaw
  3. understudies
    All Right, Which One of You Said ‘Macbeth’ in This Theater?Broadway director Sam Gold filled in onstage with a hand mic for actors out with the ’rona.
    By Rebecca Alter
  4. casting
    Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga Will Star in Macbeth on BroadwayWickedly coming this way in March.
    By Jackson McHenry
  5. theater
    Sleep No More Sleeps No LongerBy the pricking of your arm …
    By Zoe Haylock
  6. theater reviews
    John Doyle’s Blankie Macbeth and Zawe Ashton’s Memorable for all the women…John Doyle’s severity, now with security blankets.
    By Helen Shaw
  7. chat room
    Corey Stoll, Nadia Bowers on the ‘Intimacy’ of Doing Macbeth As a Married Couple“He just wanted to make sure that we weren’t going to have pillow talk about it.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  8. theater review
    Theater Review: Mac Beth Has a Gap at Its CenterReinterpreted Shakespeare that doesn’t quite connect.
    By Sara Holdren
  9. casting
    Denzel, Frances, and Joel Coen Are Making Macbeth for A24No Ethan!
    By Hunter Harris
  10. movie reviews
    The Latest Macbeth Is Brooding and Bleaker Than Ever, But to What End?Is Michael Fassbender yet another victim of the Macbeth curse?
    By David Edelstein
  11. New Macbeth Trailer: Something Oscar-y This Way ComesOut, damned (TV) spot!
    By Nate Jones
  12. trailer mix
    Macbeth Teaser: All Hail Michael FassbenderPerfect Oscar bait.
    By Dee Lockett
  13. cannes film festival 2015
    10 of the Most Hotly Anticipated Movies at 2015’s Cannes Film FestivalPixar! Pornography! Cate Blanchett!
    By Kyle Buchanan
  14. Macbeth Opens: Does Opera Stardom Still Matter?“Compared to their forebears, today’s divas are dwarf stars, still capable of musical miracles but not of quickening a paparazzo’s pulse.”
    By Justin Davidson
  15. theater
    Shakespeare’s Bloody Problem: Why the Tragedies Almost Never Work AnymoreAll gore, few insights.
    By Jesse Green
  16. theater
    Theater Review: Kenneth Branagh’s Macbeth“A swift, thrilling production.”
    By Jesse Green
  17. timeless tyrants
    The Witchiest, Bitchiest Movie Monarchs of All TimeMaleficent, Anjelica Huston, and a few more queens you may have forgotten. 
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  18. stage dive
    Stage Reviews: Macbeth, The Commons of PensacolaOne very old playwright, one very new one.
    By Jesse Green
  19. Marion Cotillard Replaces Natalie Portman As Lady MacbethIn a film adaptation, starring opposite Michael Fassbender.
    By Jesse David Fox
  20. stage debuts
    Kenneth Branagh to Make His New York Stage Debut in Macbeth Next YearWelcome, KB.
    By Jesse David Fox
  21. casting couch
    Ethan Hawke to Play Macbeth on Broadway This FallHawke! I hear horses.
    By Jesse David Fox
  22. starry shakespeare
    Natalie Portman, Michael Fassbender to Star in MacbethThey recently wrapped a Terrence Malick film together.
    By Zach Dionne
  23. stage dive
    Theater Review: It Were Done Quickly, This MacbethIt’s cut to barely 100 minutes.
    By Jesse Green
  24. last night on late night
    Last Night on Late Night: Harrison Ford Cursed Out an Apologetic ChewbaccaPlus: Tig Notaro put Conan on hold for a cell-phone call mid-interview, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
    By Caroline Shin
  25. stage dive
    Theater Reviews: Alan Cumming Talks to Himself; Tom Murphy Speaks to UsWe watch this Macbeth with deep interest, with great admiration, but not with much concern.
    By Scott Brown
  26. theater
    Alan Cumming Explains His One-Man MacbethAnd see a slideshow of his many animated expressions.
    By Rebecca Milzoff
  27. theater
    Alan Cumming Explains His One-Man MacbethAnd see a slideshow of his many animated expressions.
    By Rebecca Milzoff
  28. theater
    Alan Cumming Will Perform a One-Man MacbethAmbitious! How fitting for Macbeth.
  29. stage dive
    Things To Do (And Not Do) Before You Die This WeekendWe hope your family isn’t like the one in Debbie Tucker Green’s ‘Born Bad.’
    By Scott Brown
  30. stage dive
    Theater Reviews: Laurie Metcalf, National Treasure! Plus, Mike Birbiglia Strikes Again and a Bloodless MacbethIn ‘The Other Place,’ Metcalf is back in yet another mother of a role.
    By Scott Brown
  31. kudos
    Tony Predictions: Sturm und Drang DivisionJames Earl Jones, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Kline, and Ian McShane … underdogs?
  32. beef
    Verdi-vs.-Shakespeare Beef Not As Hard-core As We HopedDon’t miss Verdi’s deathless aria, “O, Shakespeare, cacasenno, vi daro dei calci nei vostri antichi.”
  33. news reel
    How to Play Lady Macbeth? Imagine Being Mauled by TigersHow does Broadway’s Kate Fleetwood get ready for her “Out, out, damned spot?” scene?
  34. kudos
    The Tony Awards: Exactly Like the NBA’s Western ConferenceFinally, someone finds a way to speak to these convergent fan bases!
  35. chat room
    Channeling Macbeth, Patrick Stewart Threatens to Kneecap Us“Jean-Luc Picard, supposing he were married to Lady Macbeth – which he would never have been because he is married to the Enterprise, as we all know…”
  36. the industry
    Tyra Banks, Ashton Kutcher Announce Plans for ‘America’s Next Punk’d Model’Plus: The Rock as the Tooth Fairy!
  37. apropos of nothing
    Patrick Stewart’s ‘Macbeth’ to Offer Bang for Your Buck on Broadway?That’s quite a photo on the front page of the Times.
  38. news reel
    Lou Reed Knows the ‘Sound and Fury’ Speech From ‘Macbeth’ by Heart“Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, / Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, / To the last syllable of recorded time; / And all our yesterdays have lighted fools / The way to dusty death,” said Lou Reed.
  39. apropos of nothing
    William Wegman Makes the Met’s ‘Macbeth’ a Real DogHas director Adrian Noble decided to dispense with singers altogether for his new production of the Verdi opera?