On his return from war, three “weird sisters” offer Macbeth the prospect of ultimate control. Desperate for a new future, he and his wife set out to make it a reality with devastating costs ...

The three Weird Sisters in the Greater Hartford Shakespeare Festival’s production of “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” through July 30 at the University of St. Joseph.

As dusk fell over Highdown Gardens in Worthing, the tragic events of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth unfolded on an open-air ...

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Three “weird sisters” (Megan Scott, Sarah Houghtelin, Gwynneth Doebbeling) proclaim that Macbeth (Mace Archer) will be King of Scotland and that the descendants of Banquo (Sam McInerney) will ...

We remember, most of us from high school, that the three Weird Sisters start off the show with a creepy bang. In Joel Coen’s recent film adaptation, for instance, all three are played by one ...

TOIL AND TROUBLE: The three “weird sisters” played by Niki Ovendon (left), Elizabeth Boyce and Julia Duffy in Unity Theatre’s production of Macbeth thicken the plot for the doomed Scottish ...

Of special note are the delightful Weird Sisters, Al-Jamal’s amazing set and, most of all, the tremendous final showdown between Macbeth and Macduff.

The rest of the cast did not always do so well: the three weird sisters, along with many of the supporting players, often seemed as drowned in gibberish as in mist.

In the form of the weird sisters, Macbeth “literally” seems to have fate on his side. Beowulf confronts three different monsters, never knowing what the outcome will be.

Macbeth (a paranoid, Richard Nixon-esque Greg Beam) begins as a good man, a war hero, in fact, and loyal to his king. He happens upon three "Weird Sisters" (the audience-favorite power trio of Nya ...