Macbeth
August 6th-23rd
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Show Description
Set in the vibrant Jazz Era, this adaptation of Macbeth reimagines Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy in a world of smoky nightclubs and dangerous ambition. Entranced by the hypnotic songs of enigmatic singers, Macbeth hears only what fuels his desires. With his wife’s persuasive influence, the two embark on a ruthless pursuit of power, leaving a trail of blood in their wake. By William Shakespeare
Adapted By Ariel Hulvey Content Advisory: TBD
Running Time: TBD |
Box Office Information
The Sensory-Friendly Performance with ASL interpretation will be Thursday, Aug 20th.
Locations:
Historic St. Marys CityThursday, August 6 - Saturday, August 8, 2026
Thursday, August 13 - Saturday, August 15, 2026 47414 Old State House Road St Mary's City, MD 20686 Outdoors on the lawn of the reconstructed State House of 1676. Show Times: Thursday-Saturday at 7:30 PM Seating opens 30 minutes prior to showtime |
Three Notch Theatre (NTP)Thursday, August 20 - Sunday, August 23, 2026
Three Notch Theatre 21744 S. Coral Dr, Lexington Park, MD 20653 Show Times: Thursday 7:00 PM, Friday & Saturday 8:00 PM, Sunday 3:00 PM There will be a sensory friendly performance on Thursday, August 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime |
Ticket Pricing:
Adult General Admission: $20
Senior (65+) / Students / Military: $17
Children (12 and Under): $15
Children (5 and Under): FREE
Thursday Performances: $15
Special Discount Group: $17
NTP Members: $18
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Adult General Admission: $20
Senior (65+) / Students / Military: $17
Children (12 and Under): $15
Children (5 and Under): FREE
Thursday Performances: $15
Special Discount Group: $17
NTP Members: $18
Tickets on Sale Now!
What is the Superstition of speaking the Name "macbeth" at a theatre venue?
In theatre, speaking the word "Macbeth" inside a venue is forbidden due to a long-standing superstition, as it is believed to bring severe bad luck, accidents, or disaster to a production. Known as "The Scottish Play," the tragedy is rumored to be cursed, often leading to the use of euphemisms like "The Bard's Play".
Key Aspects of the "Macbeth" Superstition:
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Key Aspects of the "Macbeth" Superstition:
- The Curse's Origin: The curse is often attributed to the use of real witchcraft spells in the script or, in folklore, a coven of witches cursed the play during its first 17th-century performance.
- History of Misfortune: Over centuries, productions have been associated with fatal accidents, including the death of actors, fires, and violent riots.
- The Remedy: If the name is spoken, the offender must leave the theatre, turn around three times, spit, curse, and knock to be allowed back in to break the curse.
- The "Scottish Play" Nickname: To avoid the curse, theater professionals refer to it as "The Scottish Play," "The Bard's Play," or simply "the play".
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CastMacbeth: Noah Busby Lady Macbeth: Elinor Belcher Macduff: Brandt Wooten Lady Macduff & Caithness: Lacey Mendoza Duncan, Menteith, & Messenger: Michael Waters Banquo & Old Siward: Kate Donnelly Ross: Mallory Green Lennox: Rachel Fusco Hecate, The Porter, & Seyton: Liz King Malcolm & Murderer 2: Kevin Bongiovanni Donalbain, Murderer 3, & The Doctor: Alex Waters Angus & Murderer 1: Nick Wood Witch 1 & the Macbeth's Servant: Emma Conti Witch 2 & the Macduff's Servant: Riley Dauber Witch 3, Young Macduff, & Young Siward: Camilla Rodgers Captain & Fleance: Ally Rodgers |
Production TeamPRODUCER: TBD DIRECTOR: Ariel Hulvey ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: TBD STAGE MANAGER: TBD SET DESIGN: TBD LIGHT DESIGN: TBD SOUND DESIGN: TBD PROPERTIES DESIGN: TBD |
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