For The Schools | Macbeth

Macbeth

The first part of a 1958 TV version of Shakespeare's classic tragedy play, adapted for schools.

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  • Type: Plays
  • Channel: BBC TV
  • Duration: 35'33''
  • Broadcast date: 1958
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UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted

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For The Schools | 1: Macbeth - The Rise to Power

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For The Schools | 1: Macbeth - The Rise to Power

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The first part of a 1958 TV version of Shakespeare's classic tragedy play, adapted for schools.

For The Schools | 2: Macbeth - The Downfall

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1958 | 28'04''

The second and final part of a 1958 TV version of Shakespeare's classic tragedy play, adapted for schools.

For The Schools | 1: Macbeth - The Rise to Power

For The Schools | 1: Macbeth - The Rise to Power

1958 | 35'33''

The first part of a 1958 TV version of Shakespeare's classic tragedy play, adapted for schools.

For The Schools | 2: Macbeth - The Downfall

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1958 | 28'04''

The second and final part of a 1958 TV version of Shakespeare's classic tragedy play, adapted for schools.
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