Thanks for that. I caught the last Act yesterday, and wished I'd come in earlier.

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Very grim and frightening I thought

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Terrifying. That 'Out, out damned spot' scene totally freaked me out. She is one scary woman - that Kate Fleetwood. It seemed to translate really well to the screen, and I thought the production style and values were second to none.

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I just looked her up on imdb - she's the woman being persecuted for racial impurity by the wizard fascists in Harry Potter. I knew I'd seen her somewhere.

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[Shudders] that final scene of her and Macbeth descending in the lift with the alternating light and shadow was terrifying too. Reckon Shakespeare would have liked that twist.

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I loved the porter.

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Yes he was a foul old git. You probably had noticed this already but I really noticed his use of the term equivocator, which was mirrored by Macbeth, and then how the whole notion of equivocation seemed to spread throughout the play.

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