Phoenix shakespeare company

Black Odyssey Trinity Rep. She holds a B. Much love to orangefreddyg. The Company offers one of the most extensive actor training programs by a regional theatre in the country, and is also home to an award-winning and nationally recognized theatre-in-education program. Order online or Call Looking for the performance calendar? Buy Tickets Donate hang "'hang' is natural, thoughtful, stunning" -Berkshire Edge "Actors bring intensity to 'hang' that lingers" -Berkshire Eagle "those who enjoy intrigue as well as good theatre should enjoy this fine production" -Broadway World In debbie tucker green's dark and poetic comedy, three individuals face off in a stark government room where justice hangs in the balance.

Dennis Ebert, Jr. Cloteal L. This killing spree takes its toll on both Macbeth and his wife and they descend into madness. The beauty of Shakespeare's tale is in its simplicity to effectively show how ambition and deceit ultimately consume them both. The two characters feed off of each other, and Terence MacSweeny is quite effective in showing us the connection that Macbeth and his wife have.

He clearly gets across Macbeth's anguish and paranoia, and the scenes in which he is haunted by the ones he has personally killed or had others kill is riveting. However, I wish he were somewhat more passionate in the pivotal scene in the second act when Macbeth receives some news about his wife.

Tina Mitchell is solid as Lady Macbeth. Her portrayal clearly shows a woman who is possessed, persuasive and determined. Her slow progression into insanity, with a marvelously played sleep walking scene, is stunning and chilling. Kamps' Banquo is brave and fearless, and when he is killed, Kamps is extremely unnerving as Banquo's ghost.

Hellwig is determined as Macduff, the man on a mission to kill Macbeth, and Cahoon as Malcolm, the eldest son of Duncan, the King whom Macbeth kills, displays a sense of royalty and calmness, traits that come together nicely when he delivers the play's final speech.

Kat Mcintosh, Trisha Miller and Allison Sell are appropriately scary and weird as the three sisters whose prophecy sets the play in motion. Beth Bernhardt Mr. Robert C. Bernice Blair Caitlin Blair Dr. Donna W. Blake and Mr. Bruce E. Eckstein Mary C. Frances Borchardt Mr. Thomas Botsford Ronald Bottomly Mr. Bourque Michael A. Boyd Judy Braham Dr. Bill and Evelyn Braithwaite Marvin A. Breslow James D. Chris H. Brown Devon A.

Brown, Esq Sharon P. Bryant Pamela Bryant-Hollins Mr. Mary Byrnes Madeline C. Carr Nicholas J. Cleva and Madonna K. Anthony C. Cover Rhonda Craig Marcia P.

Laurel C. Gerald P. Dargis Capt. Joan E. Dick Mr. John H. Kenneth A. Catherine B. Epstein and Donald A. Feinsilver Arlene Feit Ms. Fickenscher Liz Finos Ms. Foy Mary Fraker Ms. Carolyn Frank W. Robert Ginsberg Ms. Bruce Gregory and Ms. Paula Causey Sarah Greiner Mr. James Heegeman Perpetua Heggi Ms. Helm and J. Thomas Marchitto Mr.

Christopher L. Helminski Dale Henderson Kevin T. Ann M. Kappler and Mr. Mark E. Herlihy Mr. Michael A. Herman Mr. Robin Herman Ms. Phil Hoeper and Mrs. Judith F. Mariko Ikehara Mr. Loring J. Ingraham and Ms. Jackson Rachel R. Jaffe David James Mr. Bruce Janacek Mrs. Patricia D. Margaret Jones Ms. Kane Maryanne and David Kane Ms. John F. Kinzer Laura Kirkconnell Janet B.