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Macbeth: Chichester Festival Theatre [2010 TV episode] (2010)

by Rupert Goold (Director)

Other authors: Kate Fleetwood (Actor), Shakespeare (Original play), Patrick Stewart (Actor)

Series: Great Performances [PBS] (39.03)

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Adaptation of the stage production which relocates the action to a nameless 20th-century underground facility, offering a parable of the quest for power in the modern world.
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