The Q and Lakespeare present
Macbeth
11 Feb 25
Aunty Louise Brown Park
All Ages
by William Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s shortest, sharpest, and bloodiest play like never before, as nature and theatre collide.
Overview
Dates
12-16 February 2025
Times
4pm & 6pm
Venue
Aunty Louise Brown Park
(The grassed area outside The Q)
Running time
140 minutes, incl. 20 minute interval
Audience advice
Contains adult themes and stylised violence
Tickets
Pay What You Feel*
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Description
Classification
One couple’s ruthless thirst for power turns nature upside down in Shakespeare’s bloody tragedy Macbeth.
Queanbeyan transforms into the eerie beauty of the Scottish Highlands as the infamous witches weave their dark prophecies and Macbeth rises to power amidst a whirlwind of murder, secrets, and the occult, with a dynamic cast (and maybe a few audience members) who will bring the play to life.
Gather your friends, pack a picnic, and strap in for a night of greed, ambition, and deception. Whether you’re a Shakespeare aficionado or new to the Bard, don’t miss this chance to experience Shakespeare’s shortest, sharpest, and bloodiest play like never before, as nature and theatre collide.
A co-production with Lakespeare, enjoy a summer season of Shakespeare in Queanbeyan and Canberra at a range of venues including free outdoor park shows around Canberra, ticketed indoor shows at ACTHub, and a boutique dining and theatre experience at Lake George Winery. See www.lakespeare.com for more information.
Please note: This production uses our Pay What You Feel method of payment. To book you will be required to put your credit card details into our system and will be charged a $0.01 transaction fee. Following the show, we will send you an email with a SecurePay link to pay whatever you feel was appropriate for the performance you attended. Please note, if this is not actioned within 5 days of the performance, a $20 No Show Fee will automatically be applied to your account.
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Director Jordan Best
Cast includes Isaac Reilly and Lainie Hart