Ithaca Shakespeare Company Presents "Macbeth"

The Ithaca Shakespeare Company presents
"Macbeth" by William Shakespeare
July 15-18, 22-25, and July 29-August 1, 2010

   The Ithaca Shakespeare Company continues its journey through the great tragedies with Shakespeare's most concentrated thriller, a profound examination of the psychology of guilt and the forces that influence human action.
   This feast of swordfights, soliloquies, and the supernatural comes complete with a whole coven of witches, a raised stage, an evocative ruined castle set, and a cast of more than 30 actors. Immerse yourself in a world of warriors and witches, and experience Shakespeare in a beautiful outdoor setting with all the clarity, immediacy, and excitement that he deserves!
   The Ithaca Shakespeare Company has been producing outdoor Shakespeare at Cornell Plantations since 2003. Their approach to Shakespeare is active and exciting, combining careful attention to the details of language and character with a strong component of physical action. ISC productions feature theatre professionals, community members, and students and staff from Cornell, Ithaca College, and other area schools, working together to make exciting, high-quality classical theatre available to everyone.
   All shows at 6 pm in Jackson Grove, in the F.R. Newman Arboretum at Cornell Plantations (near the ponds and sculpture garden). Come early and bring chairs, blankets, picnics, etc.
   Pay what you can ($10 suggested).
For more information, visit the  Ithaca Shakespeare Company online!