Macbeth3 NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (20)
See it if It was like Wolpe & her 2 costars were in two different plays: they weren't as good as her & she was in drag & they were not. 'Great sets!
Don't see it if You don't know Macbeth well. It'd B frustrating & confusing 4 those unfamiliar w/ Macbeth. Casting could've been better. 'Great adaptation!
See it if If you like Shakespeare in any form, if you like truncated Shakesoeare and unique casting.
Don't see it if If you don't like over the top intensity, multiple roles per actor or huge edits or the set of Cats. Macbeth on steroids
See it if you want to see a trimmed-down CliffsNotes-version of the play with only three actors.
Don't see it if you're expecting new revelations due to the gender-swapping...or if you're a Shakespeare purist.
See it if you are intrigued by gender bending and new adaptations of classic shows.
Don't see it if you are a purist or if you don't know Macbeth!
See it if you like shakespeare done in a new gender bending way
Don't see it if You are a traditionalist when it comes to classic Shakespearian theater.
See it if You like to support small theatre productions, strong Shakespearean acting, wonderfully-executed gender bending, dystopian settings.
Don't see it if You dislike low budget sets/costumes.
See it if A fan of Shakespeare enjoy one person playing multiple roles.
Don't see it if If you don't like Shakespeare .
See it if you appreciate a woman who can do producing/writing/directing also if you are into the gender bending genre in the theater , fastpaced
Don't see it if you don't understand Shakespearean dialogue; don't understand the concept of gender bending; cant keep up with rapid costume changes
Critic Reviews (1)
“Fewer characters, blended scenes, and one single simple set throughout brought in a resounding applause a little over an hour later. ‘Macbeth3’ is as dark as Shakespeare’s original vision, if not darker and maybe a little more satanic. Lisa Wolpe’s execution of this gender-bent tragic tale is clever and, in comparison to other Shakespeare renditions, revolutionary.”
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