Shakespeare Demystified: Macbeth

Lim Kien Lee, Artistic director, KL Shakespeare Players | Samantha Cheh, Dramaturg | Jit Yang, Performer

26-Apr-17 14:00

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For its 2017 season, KL Shakespeare Players is staging its unique version of the Bard’s Scottish play. The director and performers tell us why this is a problematic play beyond the superstitions surrounding this work.

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