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"On the Knocking at the Gate, in Macbeth" -- Thomas De Quincey

Biblioklept wrote 3 days ago: “On the Knocking at the Gate, in Macbeth” by Thomas De Quincey From my boyish days I had … more →

Tags: Books, Literature, Writers, Analysis, Duncan, Essay, king duncan, macbeth, murder

Shakespeare combined with English teachers will be the death of me 4 comments

Lizzie wrote 3 weeks ago: Hi everyone! So in English we are studying Macbeth and we had to analyse a quote. This is what I got … more →

Tags: Homework, Lady Macbeth, macbeth, William Shakespeare, Help

Teaching Macbeth, Installment III: Criticism

Ryan Asmussen wrote 1 month ago: Kenneth Muir (1907-1996) A.C. Bradley is no stranger to these pages (one wonders what he would make … more →

Tags: Recommended Books for the Classroom, Pedagogical Concerns, macbeth, A.C. Bradley, caroline spurgeon, Cleanth Brooks, Dame Helen Gardner, Iago, image

Shakespearean Ancestors

royalfoibles wrote 1 month ago: At the time Shakespeare wrote Macbeth many believed, chief among them the King himself, that James l … more →

Tags: England, Scotland, King James l of England, macbeth, Duncan, William Shakespeare

Review: Macbeth @ Trafalgar Studios2 comments

veritygreen wrote 1 month ago: Having never studied, seen or even read Macbeth, I had no idea what to expect from the inaugural per … more →

Tags: Culture, macbeth, James McAvoy, Claire Foy, Jamie Lloyd, Trafalgar Studios, Macduff, Lady Macbeth, Shakespeare

Mactweet-A Modern Scottish Play

neilsehmbhy wrote 1 month ago: Scene one 1st Witch:@Witch3 @witch2 what’s up 2nd Witch:@witch1 @witch3 Chilling #at the heath 3rd W … more →

Tags: Flash Fiction, Twist, twitter, Shakespeare, Lady Macbeth, macbeth, Macduff, three witches, William Shakespeare

The future

tomockonher wrote 1 month ago: worry fill me with your possessing elements from head to toe like lady Macbeth take my strengths and … more →

Tags: Naas, Ireland, Original, macbeth, Lady Macbeth, James McAvoy, Shakespeare, king duncan, Scotland

Two Spectral Trees - Somewhere North of Devilla Forest 10 comments

fifepsychogeography wrote 2 months ago: Looking up to the ridge, over the evergreen crowns, two spectral trees hang mid-air in the limpid he … more →

Tags: Field Trip, Observation, Poetry, psychogeography, Sounds of Spaces and Places, Big Black Cat Sightings, Bordie Moor, boundaries, Charles Olson

The Power of Guilt1 comment

sharonhughson wrote 2 months ago: Tragedy upon tragedy, that’s been the consensus drawn from this Shakespeare class. My final paper ad … more →

Tags: College, Sharon Hughson, William Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Plays, tragedy, macbeth, Macduff, Lady Macbeth

A Thing of Custom...

Robot Shakespeare Co wrote 4 months ago: Lady M, trying to keep a lid on things as her husband sees a ghost. It’s a good old “not … more →

Tags: macbeth, cgi, Blender, Shakespeare, Lady Macbeth, ghost

The Story of Mick... teaching Macbeth11 comments

Lois wrote 9 months ago: I taught 15-16 year olds in a pupil referral unit; this is an educational establishment for young pe … more →

Tags: Music... and my favourite gigs, Bits and Pieces, macbeth, Shakespeare, mendip hills, R Gang, king duncan, McDuff, Donalbane

Image Gallery/Stills and Promotion

hipcinema wrote 9 months ago: … more →

Tags: Tango Macbeth, Nadine Patterson, macbeth, Lenny Seidman, Zane Booker, Tango, Alexandra Bailey, Brian Anthony Wilson, film

John Eastman & Kaiden Dubois Join the Cast of 'Macbeth'

icarustheatre wrote 12 months ago: Richard Hay (Malcolm) & Matthew Bloxham (Banquo) have departed the tour. We wish them well with … more →

Tags: macbeth, John Eastman, Kaiden Dubois, Malcolm, cast

Shakespeare Answers: What About Fleance?1 comment

theshakespeareminute wrote 1 year ago: Cassius takes on the question of Fleance – why isn’t he in the finale of Macbeth? Should … more →

Tags: The Shakespeare Minute, Shakespeare Answers, Shakespeare, macbeth, Fleance, Witches, Prophecy

Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Banquo's Chair (Review)

Darren wrote 1 year ago: As part of the “For the Love of Film” blogathon, I’ll be taking a look at Alfred Hitchcock’s contrib … more →

Tags: Television, anthony hopkins, Hollywood, Hitchcock, Roald Dahl, macbeth, John Williams, Blogathon, psycho

Sleep No More - my second experience - continued2 comments

Jenny wrote 1 year ago: A glimpse of a speeding man sent me dashing after him, only to catch dust. Lost among the shadows, I … more →

Tags: Shows, Events, & All That Jazz, Shakespeare, sleep no more, macbeth, McKittrick Hotel, mckittrick, Lady Macduff, king duncan, Macduff

Respite, Rewired and on Fire: The Shakespeare Sites

theshakespearience wrote 1 year ago: Hello reader, Wow, it has been many many many months. To say I’ve taken a hiatus would be somewhat o … more →

Tags: pop culture, One Stop Arts, My Shakespeare, Konstantino Mouzakis, Year of Shakespeare, othello, q brothers, Twelfth night, shakespeare sites

36 Hours in New York City: Sleep No More3 comments

The Dilettantista wrote 1 year ago: The main reason Jon and I went to New York City was to see Sleep No More.  Which, if you live in New … more →

Tags: Art, theatre, @ vacation, New York City, macbeth, king duncan, Lady Macbeth, tyra banks, sleep no more

Welcome to Empson or Could you be more vague?

Ryan Asmussen wrote 1 year ago: William Empson (1906-1984) In 1930, a precocious Cambridge University student by the name of William … more →

Tags: <diction>, Ambiguity, william empson, macbeth, Fleance, New Criticism, Rook, Witches, Seven Types of Ambiguity


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