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Macbeth 3.1-3.2 – Banquo has doubts as the Lord and Lady Macbeth settle into their new life of unease, suspicion, and bad dreams. Another Man's Vine, by Tom Waits, courtesy of music.mevio.com

• Dedicated to Paul Hernandez

Macbeth 2.3-2.4 – Knock, knock. Who's there? Murther. Murther who? King Thuncan hath been murthered!

Macbeth 2.1-2.2 – Darkness, screeching owls, daggers of the mind, and unseen voices in the night can only mean one thing: So long Duncan, we hardly knew you. You Can Never Hold Back Spring, by Tom Waits, courtesy of music.mevio.com

• Macbeth: A Novel
• Caliban's Hour
• King Hereafter (Dorothy Dunnett)
• Lady Macbeth (Susan Fraser King)
• My Lady Glamis (Pamela Hill)

Macbeth 1.7 – Macbeth makes a decision, but it doesn't sit well with the wife, and Lady Macbeth unleashes her gentle powers of persuasion. Darkness Falls, by Sixty Miles Down, courtesy of music.mevio.com

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Macbeth 1.5-6 – Lady Macbeth learns of the honors and events that have fallen upon her gentle husband... and fate is sending a very special guest her way. One Bad Woman, by Nathan Wiley, courtesy of music.mevio.com

• 19 Nocturne Boulevard

Macbeth 1.3-4 – The Weird Sisters are back, and ready to meet with Macbeth. They have news to share, and something deep and dark begins to stir in the Thane of Glamis.

• Stewartry

Macbeth 1.1-2 – We begin with witches, meet King Duncan, and hear news of a bloody battle. I mean lots of blood... Buckets. Rivers of blood, and Macbeth isn't even on stage yet.

In the Past, by Satan's Pilgrims, courtesy of music.mevio.com

Stuff You Missed In History Class : Why did a riot start over Shakespeare? 1/5/11

Macbeth- Pre-show. Time to start our series on one of Shakespeare's darkest plays. It's all fun and games until you start slipping around in the gore.

She's a witch, by Oland, courtesy of music.mevio.com

• 1971 Macbeth, directed by Roman Polanski

• 1979 A Performance of Macbeth, wit Ian McKellen, Judy Dench, and Ian McDiarmid

• Throne of Blood, by Akira Kurosawa

• 2010 Macbeth, with Patrick Stewart Watch it on PBS

• Men of Respect

• Slings and Arrows

• Shakespeare Retold

• Macbett (The Caribbean Macbeth)

DOLTS

1. Death Time/Weather/Nature
2. Order the need of order is ever present
3. Love or close cousins: Jealousy & Hatred
4. Transformation high to low, low to high, hero to tragic figure, etc.
5. Sovereignty Who owns me: my destiny, my body, my property, my virginity, etc.

In this special episode for teachers, we take on Shakespeare in the classroom- it's all about identifying the obstacles, and perusing strong objectives.

• Intemporal Timeless
• The Shakespeare Programing Language
• Netter Worthington
• PBS – Great Performances
• G.Robin Smith
• Franco Zeffirelli, Romeo & Juliet
• Baz Luhrmann, Romeo + Juliet
• Arden Shakespeare Editions
• Barnes & Noble Shakespeare
• The Friendly Shakespeare; Norrie Epstein
• Shakespeare After all; Marjorie Garber
• Shakespeare and Modern culture; Marjorie Garber
• Oxford Companion to Shakespeare
• Speaking Shakespeare; Patsy Rodenburg
• playshakespeare.com
• Libravox
• Dead Poets Society
• Renaissance Man
• Heather Ordover

In this special episode, join me, Heather Ordover, and Arielle Lipshaw, as we talk Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, and all things Shakespeare... mostly. Company of Fools, by Great Big Sea, courtesy of music.mevio.com

• Heather Ordover
• Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
• Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead