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The Show Must Go Online Announce Full Cast For Livestreamed Reading Of Macbeth

by Staff Writer
October 5, 2020
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The Cast of The Show Must Go Onlines Macbeth

The Cast of The Show Must Go Onlines Macbeth

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Two-time OnComm award-winning, The Show Must Go Online, the global digital theatre movement producing live performances of the chronology of Shakespeare’s plays weekly, today announce the full cast for their upcoming livestreamed performed reading of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The streaming will be live on Wednesday 7 October, 7pm BST here.

Robert Myles directs an all women and non-binary cast: Katrina Allen (Lady Macbeth), Scarlett Archer (Ensemble), Shalyn Bass-McFaul (Banquo), Alexandra Bennett (Ensemble), Rebecca Brincat (Second Witch), Corinna Brown (Ross), Joanna Clarke (Ensemble), Dana Demsko (First Witch), Maryam Grace (Macbeth), Lee Heinz (Ensemble), Nat Kennedy (Ensemble), Mairin Lee (Macduff), Jenny Lu (Third Witch), Grace MacDougall (Ensemble), Doireann May White (Malcolm), Heidi McIver (Lennox), Elena Pavli (Lady Macduff), Joanne Randle (Duncan, King of Scotland), and Joy Tannen (Ensemble), with Victoria J Valliere and Katharine Bubbear as swings.

The cast have worked with Shakespeare’s Globe, the BBC, Cunard Line, Tectonic Theatre Project, Cherry Lane Theatre, Ars Nova, CBS, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, VAULT Festival, Traverse Theatre, Soho Theatre, Crackle TV, Theatre Deli London, Ubisoft Montreal, Fox TV, CBBC, Southwark Playhouse, Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Theatres, Arcola Theatre, and Kings Head Theatre.

       

The Show Must Go Online has established an opt-in hardship fund for all those who take part, which can be found here. Full details of The Show Must Go Online, including their previous shows, can be found here.

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