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Saturday, July 25, 2020

Fearless Workshop: The Scottish Play

Ready for some Shakespeare?

Macbeth - Part 1

Macbeth - Part 2

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Labels: death, fearless workshop, insanity, MacBeth, magic, play, shakespeare, The Scottish Play, theater, witches

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