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An award winning theatre company will be bringing the play 'Macbeth' to Tipperary next month.
Following a sold-out run at the Cork Opera House, the Red ‘n Blue Theatre Company brings a powerful new production of Macbeth to The Source Arts Centre in Thurles.
Macbeth, a brave Scottish general, is tempted by prophecy to murder his king and seize the crown. His ruthless ambition drives him deeper into violence, betrayal, and paranoia, while Lady Macbeth, once his driving force, is consumed by guilt.
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In this timeless tragedy, unchecked ambition and moral corruption collide in Shakespeare’s classic tale of power and downfall.
Performance Details
Dates: Wednesday November 5 until Friday November 7.
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Times: Two performances daily – 10 a.m. & 1 p.m.
Duration: Approx. 2 hours
Tickets: €18
Bookings:
rednbluetheatre@gmail.com | 087 920 7730
This production is kindly supported by The Tomar Trust and Tipperary County Council.
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