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Macbeth: David Tennant & Cush Jumbo
Event by: Kino Úsmev
Location: Kasárenské námestie 306/1, Kasárenské námestie 1, Staré Mesto
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📣 We invite you to screen a record from the Donmar Warehouse theater London. The program is MacBeth with David Tennant and Cush Jumbo in the lead roles.
Wednesday 5. /> Tickets 10 €/8 €
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🎭 David Tennant (Doctor WHO, Broadchurch, NT Live: Good) and Cush Jumbo (Good Wife, Good Fight, Good Fight, NT LIVE: The mistakes of one night) will introduce themselves as a Macbeth in the new and criticism fascinating to the study of Shakespeare's famous Scottish game. Directed by Max Webster (NT Live: Henrich V., Pi and his life), in the tragic story of love, murder and restoring the power of nature alternates in a steep pace of brutal action with disturbing intimacy.
wild imagination and alarming surprises ”was filmed live in the chamber atmosphere of the London theater Donmar Warehouse (dangerous acquaintances, Coriolanus). Thanks to the iMmerize, 5.1 space sound will transfer viewers in the cinemas to the Macbeth Mads to ask ourselves the question: "Are we sometimes really responsible for our actions?"
Wednesday 5. /> Tickets 10 €/8 €
👉 bit.ly/4ikx8s1
🎭 David Tennant (Doctor WHO, Broadchurch, NT Live: Good) and Cush Jumbo (Good Wife, Good Fight, Good Fight, NT LIVE: The mistakes of one night) will introduce themselves as a Macbeth in the new and criticism fascinating to the study of Shakespeare's famous Scottish game. Directed by Max Webster (NT Live: Henrich V., Pi and his life), in the tragic story of love, murder and restoring the power of nature alternates in a steep pace of brutal action with disturbing intimacy.
wild imagination and alarming surprises ”was filmed live in the chamber atmosphere of the London theater Donmar Warehouse (dangerous acquaintances, Coriolanus). Thanks to the iMmerize, 5.1 space sound will transfer viewers in the cinemas to the Macbeth Mads to ask ourselves the question: "Are we sometimes really responsible for our actions?"