whta difficulties are there in performing the play " macbeth"?

Answer 1

Well...aside from the curse and the speech, you also have a huge set, and a lot of cast members (who will probably end up angry at each other by the end of the show...as actors do). And everyone wants to be Lady Macbeth - and everyone will hate the one who gets it. And the one who gets it will spend most of the time in the dressing room putting on make up. Crazy Actors.

Answer 2

As many difficulties as any other brillian Shakespearean play. It depends on your part within the play. Having a good chemistry with the other actors is essential to having a successful production. Rehearse, a lot.

Feel your character. Believe yourself to be your character. Understand the emotion behind the words. Shakespeare was very emotional, and quite brilliant. Feel it and be it.

Answer 3

The 'Scottish Play' is no more difficult to perform than any other brilliant play by Bill Shakes.

In fact the Scottish Play might be more stage friendly than other Shakespearian acts which are more grandious and require multiple sets.

Answer 4

The play is short, has many swordfights, and is usually done with lots of fog and dark moody lighting. Lots of potential for accidents.

The musical elements involving the witches are also difficult to implement.

Answer 5

Well, one of the actors gets stabbed, so you'll need one for every night the play is performed and the applications might be kind of thin for that position.

Answer 6

um, its shakespeare..........end of story. no, really, mcbeth is one of the hardest shakespearean plays to act in, direct and read. trust me, i did it in high school and it takes a lot of time and effort.