As a successful and decorated general, what sparks the transformation from being a loyal,
trustworthy servant of the king into a usurper and regicide?
Is it simply justifiable as entirely due to an intervention by a trio of prophetic witches or can the
encouragement of a cunning and ambitious wife take the blame?
Or is it just simply that time spent fighting another man's wars is time amplifying the beast within
the man until he can only take the violent option?
A story of war, witchcraft and bloodshed, Macbeth also depicts the relationship between husbands and wives, and the risks they are prepared to take to achieve their desires.
| Cast of Characters | |
| Alex Jarvis | Macduff's Son |
| Alex Moore | Porter |
| Ben Bater | Lennox |
| Ben Goudie | Ross |
| Craig Walton | Malcolm |
| Dan Wild | Attendant |
| David Clark | Angus |
| Emily Cecil | Gentlewoman |
| Emma Kenny-Levick | Lady Macbeth |
| Emma Portus | Second Witch |
| Emma Wass | Doctor |
| Ian Fallon | Donalbain |
| Jasmine Warwick | First Witch |
| John Ansari | Banquo |
| John Lowrie | Macbeth |
| Ken Rowe | Duncan |
| Martin Nowacki | Old Man |
| Micheal Dempsey | First Murderer |
| Neil Sullivan | Macduff |
| Rosie Closs | Third Witch |
| Sophie Konradsen | Second Murderer |
| Steven Garner | Siward |
| Zack Acons | Fleance |
| Zoe Speakman | Lady Macduff |