Telford - Step up with Shakespeare

'We came up with three images at the end of the play to represent what we thought the play was about. They were anger, murder, and finally death.' - Tina

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'What holds Macbeth together is his anger. Without it he is lost.' - Simon (Macbeth)

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'Lady Macbeth is never as strong as she appears. Even at the beginning.' - Shannon (Lady Macbeth)

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'Banquo's main fault is that he trusts too much. He never actually sees Macbeth.' - Mark (Banquo)

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'The witches are manipulative. They are like school bullies, having lots of attitude and getting people to do exactly what they want for their own enjoyment.' - Tina

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'Lady Macbeth can't handle what she has done. She completely falls apart by trying to understand the effect of her actions on other people.' - Shannon (Lady Macbeth)

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'We wanted hoodies for the witches because it represented school bullies for us.' - Charmaine

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