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The Director's Playbook series, including Macbeth Director's Playbook, is designed for the high school or college teacher willing to plunge into creating a Shakespeare play on stage. The Playbook has a number of features to aid in keeping track of all the details. Budget, publicity, creating the playbill, booking theater space, auditioning the actors, tips for actors, organizing a team around the director's vision of the play (Shakespeare plays are frequently set in various time periods and/or related to current news stories). A skeleton schema of entrances and exits assures that you know who is on stage when, the costume department will need the roster, and fill in measurements if costumes were to be made from scratch, the set designer needs to know dimensions, movability, and what each scene requires. The stage manager must handle the lighting, sound, photography, curtain and shuffling sets around. The producer needs to create a budget and find the resources or set the prices accordingly. And the script itself is segmented into parts of scenes, each scene with a stage diagram to fill in the placement of sets, and each segment has a keyline for easy reference. A glossary for unfamiliar terms is provided. And a set of downloadable customized actor's scripts in large type are available free with the purchase of the Director's Playbook. The play Macbeth plunges into the depths of ambition urged on by supernatural forces — or is it by Macbeth's own imagination? Lady Macbeth joins in the effort, with a steely disposition. Want more? The list of Playbooks available: Hamlet (www.createspace.com/3742231) Merchant of Venice (www.createspace.com/3862570) Taming of the Shrew (www.createspace.com/3938142) Twelfth Night (www.createspace.com/3894336) Romeo and Juliet (www.createspace.com/3891241) A Midsummer Night's Dream (www.createspace.com/3893774) Much Ado About Nothing (www.createspace.com/3965392) Macbeth (www.createspace.com/3967549) Othello (www.createspace.com/3963830) As You Like It (www.createspace.com/3940714) Richard III (www.createspace.com/3962607) Henry V (www.createspace.com/3969195)

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William Shakespeare, the third of eight children, was born on April 23, 1564 in the English market town of Stratford-upon-Avon. His father became the mayor of Stratford in 1568 and worked as a glovemaker and a moneylender. Four years after leaving school at approxi-mately the age of fourteen, Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway in November of 1582; their first child Susan-nah was born in May of the following year. Two years later, Anne gave birth to twins, Hamnet and Judith. Between 1585 and 1592, a period called “the lost years,” there is almost no evidence about Shakespeare’s life, nor is there any solid evidence about how or why he made his way to London to become a dramatist. By 1592, however, Shake-speare’s reputation as a playwright and poet had begun to grow. In 1594, he helped found a new theater company, the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, and be-came the company’s dramatist. Shakespeare’s success increased, and by 1598, the year he registered The Merchant of Venice, he had already purchased one of the biggest residences in Stratford. Some of Shakespeare’s richest dramatic work was written after the founding of the Globe Theater by the Lord Chamberlain’s Men in 1599, including Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth. After 1611, Shakespeare largely retired from the theater to spend more time in Stratford. He died in 1616 on his birthday, April 23, when he was fifty-two years old.

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