Macbeth Coming to Stoneham Theatre

Co-directed by IRNE Award Winner Sarah Gazdowicz and Laura Baronet, the young company at Stoneham Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s Macbeth on Saturday, May 20, at 11 a.m. as part of the Spring Shakespeare program.

Journey to Scotland and explore the psychological effects of prophecies and political power. Macbeth discovers that he is fated to be King. This fate, however, proves to be more of a curse than a blessing as murder, political uprisings, and mayhem ensue. Provoked by his wife and preoccupied with greed, Macbeth begins a tragic descent into madness.

The Spring Shakespeare program brings classical theatre to life. This audition-based program for students in grades 4–12 develops skills in text analysis and telling the story through emotion, physicality, and jest. This culminates in performances on Stoneham Theatre’s stage and at local libraries.

Tickets are $15. For more information, call Stoneham Theatre’s Box Office at (781) 279-2200, or visit www.stonehamtheatre.org. Macbeth is recommended for students in 5th grade and up.

The Cast of Macbeth features:

Andover: Nathan Elmer (Duncan/Doctor)

Arlington: Bella Constatino-Carrigan (Macduff)

Burlington: Crystal Curran (Malcolm)

Cambridge: David Hermanson (Macduff child/Seyton)

Lynnfield: Elizabeth Daly (Witch 2/Murderer 2)

Malden: Audrey Keating (Donalbain)

Melrose: Christa Ardito (Fleance), Mary Egan (Lady Macbeth), Sebastian Roizner (Macbeth)

Reading: Lucy Russell (Porter/Servant)

Stoneham: Katie Kelley (Witch 1/Murderer 1), Zack MacCarville (Banquo)

Wakefield: Meyldia McCall (Witch 3/Murderer 3), Gabby Pandolfo (Siward), Allie Patch (Ross)

Wilmington: Simran Johar (Lennox)

Woburn: Sarah Ellis (Lady Macduff/Nurse)

The young company at Stoneham Theatre helps the next generation become better artists, better audience

members, and better people through dramatic education. The young company offers diverse year-round

programs for students in grades 1–12 taught in a professional theatre environment.