Check out the latest photos and videos of ETT’s production of Macbeth, coming to the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre in London.
Directed by ETT’s Artistic Director Richard Twyman, Macbeth stars Alex Austin as Macbeth and Lois Chimimba as Lady Macbeth.
New in is a trailer for the production, which runs at the Lyric Hammersmith from 28 February to 29 March 2025.
Video: Macbeth – Trailer
After a successful national and international tour, Richard Twyman’s stylish and contemporary production has been reworked for 2025, and explores why Macbeth has haunted our fears and nightmares for centuries.
The full cast includes Alex Austin as Macbeth, Lois Chimimba as Lady Macbeth, Gabriel Akuwudike as Banquo, Bella Aubin as Malcolm, David Colvin as Lennox, Ammar Haj Ahmad as Macduff, Daniel Hawksford as Duncan, Bianca Stephens as Lady Macduff, and Sophie Stone as Ross.
Macbeth’s creative team also includes: Designer Basia Bińkowska; Lighting Designer Azusa Ono; Sound Designer Tingying Dong; Casting Director Lotte Hines; Fight Director Kevin McCurdy; Projection Designer Will Duke; Music Consultant David Colvin; Movement Director Elinor Randle; Associate Director Rachael Walsh; and Academic Consultant & Additional Text by Emma Whipday.
Macbeth is playing at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre from 28 February to 29 March 2025.
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The trailer features projected footage from the following productions. All rights reserved to the original copyright owners: Death Scene From Macbeth, 1905; We Work Again, 1937, Dir. Alfred Edgar Smith; Macbeth, 1948, Dir. Orson Welles; Macbeth, 1961, Dir. Paul Almond; Macbeth, 1971, Dir. Roman Polanski; Macbeth, 2008, Dir. Aaron Posner and Teller, Folger Theatre / Two River Theatre Company. Video by Jenny Dinwoodie
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