Macbeth
Auditions:
Monday, June 29 | 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, June 30 | 6:30–8:30 p.m.Location:
11th Hour Theatre & Creative Studio
307 E Morris St
Dalton, GA 30720Performance Dates:
September 25, 26, 27
October 2, 3, 4
About the Show
A war hero returns from battle and hears a prophecy that will change everything: he will one day be king.
But prophecy is a dangerous thing. Encouraged by ambition, fear, and the fierce influence of Lady Macbeth, Macbeth begins a violent climb toward power. What starts as one terrible choice becomes a chain of bloodshed, paranoia, betrayal, and madness.
Shakespeare’s Macbeth is considered one of the darkest and most intense tragedies ever written. It is a story about ambition, guilt, fate, manipulation, violence, and what happens when a person reaches for power at the cost of their own soul.
Macbeth: A brave Scottish warrior faced with a prophecy that tests his loyalty, ambition, and sense of right and wrong.
Lady Macbeth: Macbeth’s wife, bold, intelligent, and deeply driven, with a powerful influence on his choices.
Banquo: Macbeth’s friend and fellow soldier, thoughtful, honorable, and cautious about the future.
Macduff: A Scottish nobleman with a strong moral compass and deep concern for the state of the kingdom.
Lady Macduff: Macduff’s wife, protective, honest, and grounded.
Duncan: The King of Scotland, respected, generous, and trusting.
Malcolm: Duncan’s son, thoughtful and watchful, with an important connection to Scotland’s future.
Donalbain: Duncan’s younger son, alert to danger and protective of himself and his family.
The Witches / Weird Sisters: Strange supernatural figures whose prophecies create uncertainty, temptation, and dread.
Hecate: A supernatural figure connected to the witches and the darker forces of the play.
Ross: A Scottish noble who moves through the political world of the play and brings important news.
Lennox: A Scottish nobleman who observes the shifting atmosphere of the kingdom.
Fleance: Banquo’s son, young and significant because of the prophecy surrounding his family.
Porter: A darkly comic servant who brings a brief moment of humor into the play’s tense world.
Seyton: An attendant connected to Macbeth’s household.
Siward: A military leader with a strong sense of duty.
Young Siward: Siward’s son, a young soldier.
Murderers: Dangerous figures drawn into the darker actions of the story.
Doctor: A physician called to observe troubling behavior.
Gentlewoman: An attendant who witnesses private moments inside the household.
Messengers / Soldiers / Attendants / Lords / Ensemble: Supporting roles that help create the world of the battlefield, court, and kingdom.

