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Rupert Goold’s “Macbeth,” starring Patrick Stewart, which began at England’s Chichester Festival Theatre before moving to the West End and then to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, opened on Broadway at the Lyceum Theatre last night. Below is an excerpt of Eric Grode’s review of the BAM production.
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|Rupert Goold’s “Macbeth,” starring Patrick Stewart, which began at England’s Chichester Festival Theatre before moving to the West End and then to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, opened on Broadway at the Lyceum Theatre last night. Below is an excerpt of Eric Grode’s review of the BAM production.
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