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Directing Act 4 Scene 1 of Macbeth
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Directing Act 4 Scene 1 of Macbeth I have chosen is Act 4 Scene 1 of Mac Beth by William Shakespeare. I have chose to direct this as a stage production as it will be more interesting and easy than other scenes. Also I believe that this scene will be the most entertaining than other scenes and will also be able to make a bigger effect on the chosen audience. This scene includes the witches and other things about witches, the apparitions and other aspects that can be shown in special ways to the audience. This play will be set in an African scene mainly Ghanaian. The scene starts off with the witches brewing up a spell then Mac Beth enters and wishes for his fortune to be told. This is where the apparitions appear and each in turn gives Mac Beth a brief description of his future. I believe these apparitions...
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