MACBETH - 3rd July - Schools and Community Matinee
Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at 1.30pm
After the critical success and sold-out run of Twelfth Night last year, we return to the Loco Klub with Macbeth.
Set in the lava fields of Iceland, our atmospheric, thought-provoking production will explore the fine line between good and evil, and the link between societal and environmental degradation. Macbeth will be performed by graduating members of our Foundation Course, directed by Jennifer Higham and Clara Marullo.
Shakespeare underpins everything we do as actors and is a key part of our training at The Actors’ Workshop Bristol. The professional level of work reached by our students in classical text is a fundamental tool that sets them apart and gives them a huge advantage as they embark on further training and enter the industry.
Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at 1.30pm
After the critical success and sold-out run of Twelfth Night last year, we return to the Loco Klub with Macbeth.
Set in the lava fields of Iceland, our atmospheric, thought-provoking production will explore the fine line between good and evil, and the link between societal and environmental degradation. Macbeth will be performed by graduating members of our Foundation Course, directed by Jennifer Higham and Clara Marullo.
Shakespeare underpins everything we do as actors and is a key part of our training at The Actors’ Workshop Bristol. The professional level of work reached by our students in classical text is a fundamental tool that sets them apart and gives them a huge advantage as they embark on further training and enter the industry.
Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at 1.30pm
After the critical success and sold-out run of Twelfth Night last year, we return to the Loco Klub with Macbeth.
Set in the lava fields of Iceland, our atmospheric, thought-provoking production will explore the fine line between good and evil, and the link between societal and environmental degradation. Macbeth will be performed by graduating members of our Foundation Course, directed by Jennifer Higham and Clara Marullo.
Shakespeare underpins everything we do as actors and is a key part of our training at The Actors’ Workshop Bristol. The professional level of work reached by our students in classical text is a fundamental tool that sets them apart and gives them a huge advantage as they embark on further training and enter the industry.