MACBETH-THE COMEDY Links

 

Our listing on the Internet Movie Database. Go there to vote on the movie and read reviews.
A review from the American Humane Association's film unit. We got their highest rating. We used cows in the movie. They seemed to like it too.

Visit our page on the New York Independent Film & Video Festival site.
Press coverage: reviews and features

Shakespeare and Theatre Links

 

These are the folks! If you're ever in Stratford, take a look at what these folks do. The best productions of "King Lear" and "The Tempest" we've ever seen.

This is a cool place! As accurate a reproduction of the original Globe Theatre as they could get. Join the groundlings in the open-air pit. There's a couple of bricks somewhere in there with our names on them.

There's this guy you see. And he's really into Macbeth. And he's compiled a lot of information and stuck it on a website. Enjoy!

Do you want to learn how to speak the speech? Then this is the place! A resource for actors and anyone else who wants to sound erudite.
The second-best production of "The Tempest" we ever saw. And they do a lot of other cool stuff in NYC too.
The Westbeth -- Not exactly a theatre company per se, but the best sketch comedy showcase in all of New York City.
A theatre and film endeavor. Home to a murderous development guy. Check it out.
A weekly series of one-act plays
by award-winning writers
read by an alternating repertory of guest stars. In NYC, n'est pas.
Gender-bending Shakespeare at its finest.
Applying the concepts of support and fellowship found in a close-knit community (or local pub) to producing theatre and film.
FUN LINKS - It was worth scrolling down here!

From Macbeth - The Comedy: ''Everyone's really happy I became king. Only yesterday I received six cases of Blackadder single malt from well-wishers." This is the genuine article . . . and it's smooth.

An incredible Scottish band who have never received their due. The photo was taken by the keyboard player at a concert in Philadelphia (April 2000). Allison's the one in red. Oh, by the way, the new character "Kilmarnock" is named after TCS's hometown.

Walkers Shortbread -- The staple food for Macbeth - The Comedy. Taste it and find out why Malcolm drools.
THE INSPIRATION!! If you only know Rowan Atkinson from Mr. Bean, you've got to check out this BBC series. Now !
This is where you turn when you need the authentic clan Macbeth tartan to make a fetching mini-dress.
"Somewhere between crap and mediocrity lie French and Saunders." Dawn and Jennifer are the duo who created AbFab and so much more.
Your source for that all-important tartan baseball cap. Also info on Scottish travel here too.
Stephen and Hugh -- another incredibly funny British duo. Check out this fan site for their sketch comedy series. (Go for the Jeeves & Wooster link too.)
Looking for a stuffed "Nessie" to complete your office? (And who isn't.) Shop Scotland can help.
"Are you local?" A sickeningly funny and inventive show where three brilliant guys play (practically) all the characters. Visit this extensive fan site to learn more. You'll never leave.
 
Drambuie - Another Scottish speciality.
Established 1824. Another classic. Hey, only the best on this set.
   
   
   
   
   

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