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The Tragedie of MACBETH by William Shakespeare: The Tragedie of Macbeth by William ShakespeareDirected by David PearceShakespeares dark and murky, supernatural horror of the mind returns to the Rose after a very successful run in 2009. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth gave superb performances and I really saw the emotion and fear in their eyes. Such a wonderful venue and an amazing performance. GO AND SEE! ****- Remotegoat Tickets 10 / 8 Concessions Thursday 18th of February to Saturday 6th of March 2010Performances at 7:30pm (no performances on Sunday 21st and 28th) The Rose Theatre, Bankside56 Park Street, Bankside Southwark SE1 9 AS Box Office 0207 261 9565boxoffice@rosetheatre.org.ukwww.rosetheatre.org.ukMainline / Tube Stations London Bridge and Mansion House off street parking after 6:30pm weekdays all day weekends
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