Macbeth

“What's done cannot be undone."

An unexpected prophecy drives a national hero and his brilliant wife on a deadly quest for power.

Shakespeare’s Macbeth explores ambition, loyalty, and violence in a world where the line between reality and the magical blurs.

This bold, contemporary production stays true to the text while offering students, teachers, fans of The Bard and those discovering Shakespeare for the first-time a thrilling and thought-provoking theatre experience.

Tickets & pricing

Adult $65, Concession $55
School Groups $40 per student/additional teacher (1 free teacher per 10 students)

Duration

2 hours (No interval plus post-show Q&A for matinee performances)

Age Suitability

General Public: 12+
Schools: Years 9-12 and Tertiary

Warnings

Contains supernatural themes.

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility

CURRICULUM LINKS

English, Drama

SCHOOLS RESOURCES

Teacher’s Resource Kit: Including full curriculum links will be provided to schools following their booking.
Q&A: This symposium includes a performance, analysis, discussion and brief interval.
Workshops: Will be available prior to the performance season. Please indicate your interest on your booking form.
Risk Assessment

Tuesday 10 March at 11am
Wednesday 11 March at 11am
Thursday 12 March at 11am
Friday 13 March at 11am & 7:30pm
Saturday 14 March at 7:30pm

ON SALE DATES & TIMES

Schools
Friday 31 October at midday

General Public
Early Bird: Monday 17 November at midday
On Sale: Monday 24 November at midday

"Clear storytelling, energetic performances, sharp staging, great swordplay and intelligent use of the language."

The Sydney Morning Herald

"The best I have ever seen — not just in terms of Shakespeare, but probably one of my favourite performances ever."

Sonny Bradford, Head of English, Humanities, Burnside SHS

"...this muscular and thought-provoking adaptation brings one of Shakespeare’s most iconic tragedies into the modern age, offering audience a fresh and relatable lens to experience this timeless classic that draws from both Scottish history and Greek myth."

InDaily

Image Credits:

Photo by Campbell J. Parsons

"Clear storytelling, energetic performances, sharp staging, great swordplay and intelligent use of the language."

"The best I have ever seen — not just in terms of Shakespeare, but probably one of my favourite performances ever."

"...this muscular and thought-provoking adaptation brings one of Shakespeare’s most iconic tragedies into the modern age, offering audience a fresh and relatable lens to experience this timeless classic that draws from both Scottish history and Greek myth."

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