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Macbeth (2025)
Fearless and unforgettably creepy. This high-concept production, filmed live at London’s Donmar Warehouse, stars the formidable talents of David Tennant and Cush Jumbo in Shakespeare’s most infamous tragedy.
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Fearless and unforgettably creepy. This high-concept production, filmed live at London’s Donmar Warehouse, stars the formidable talents of David Tennant and Cush Jumbo in Shakespeare’s most infamous tragedy.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, War, Thriller
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In Theaters:2/5/2025
Box Office:
Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:The Donmar Warehouse, Trafalgar Releasing
Cast
Max Webster, Tim Van Someren
Director
David Tennant
Macbeth
Cush Jumbo
Lady Macbeth
Cal MacAninch
Banquo
Noof Ousellam
Macduff
Rona Morison
Lady Macduff
Ros Watt
Malcolm
Benny Young
Duncan / Doctor
Brian James O'Sullivan
Donalbain / Soldier / Murderer / Musician
Moyo Akandé
Ross
Jatinder Singh Randhawa
The Porter / Seytan
Annie Grace
Musician / Gentlewoman
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