This is a Macbeth for our times- funny and heart-breaking in its deconstructed scale. Worked for me on a profound level.

I got rush tickets through sold inc (professional line sitters) for only 157 each- seating was uncomfortable but I enjoyed immensely - would have been pissed if I paid $800 for what I endured. My tailbone still hurts lol but Kenneth was phenomenal!!

A fresh, modern take on Macbeth. Cheers to the cast, crew, and production team! Thanks for bringing this great show to the stage. We thoroughly enjoyed it.

This play was very entertaining to me. The set was well crafted, and the center stage was a giant black emblem which seemed very suitable to the atmosphere they created. The acting was superb, in my opinion, with the witches almost stealing the show. John Glover's performance was brilliant, Anne-Marie Duff was excellent as Lady Macbeth, and Ethan Hawke's portrayal was strong and emotional. For an actor doing a Shakespearean play, arguably the most difficult stage acting in existence, I think Ethan Hawke gets an A+ for effort. Perhaps his voice isn't well suited for the verse, which made comprehension difficult at times for me, but he maintained good volume, never faltered or missed a beat, and his physical performance was spot on. I saw the early reviews, and if his performance was weak when the play opened, as some said, I imagine it grew stronger with each night, as he gained confidence in his role and grew accustomed to the stage. Some people forget that actors are only human.

Boring, impossible to distinguish between characters, Craig schooldays stay in bed. Ruth Negga is amazing.

Terrible acting, terrible staging, terrible remake of a great Shakespeare classic. I would rate it two stars if the seats were larger to make my sleeping in an overpriced show more comfortable. Spare your evening and watch golf instead.