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		By: Allan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Whilst not the worst Macbeth I&#039;ve seen (THAT was Young Vic set in Alice in Wonderland corridors accompanied by Heavy Metal a few years back) I was very disappointed. Making Macbeth a female simply. doesn&#039;t. work. If Miss Ellison had played the role as Shakespeare wrote the bl00dy thing, ie as a male, she&#039;d have have done a cracking job. But this pointless &quot;look-at-me&quot; directorial whim was ludicrous. Your point about the dialogue is soo pertinent. Shakespeare IS the words, something too many pretentious directors forget - or probably don&#039;t &quot;get&quot;.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Whilst not the worst Macbeth I&#8217;ve seen (THAT was Young Vic set in Alice in Wonderland corridors accompanied by Heavy Metal a few years back) I was very disappointed. Making Macbeth a female simply. doesn&#8217;t. work. If Miss Ellison had played the role as Shakespeare wrote the bl00dy thing, ie as a male, she&#8217;d have have done a cracking job. But this pointless &#8220;look-at-me&#8221; directorial whim was ludicrous. Your point about the dialogue is soo pertinent. Shakespeare IS the words, something too many pretentious directors forget &#8211; or probably don&#8217;t &#8220;get&#8221;.</p>
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