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A twilit world of civil strife
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MACBETH Battersea Arts Centre
HAVING persuaded Corin Redgrave to do the Bard in Battersea,
director Tom Morris serves up a compact, intimate, but surprisingly
unengaging Macbeth, lacking in polish and pace. For every deft touch
that Morris brings to the tale, there is a clumsy attempt to cover up
for the smallness of the cast or the venue's lack of atmosphere.
Redgrave and his Lady Macbeth, Amanda Harris - both fine actors -
seem to coast along on this speediest of Shakespearean trag...
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Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
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; Show biz Shunning Vanessa VANESSA REDGRAVE, by common consent one of the great living English-speaking actresses, has not appeared on the New York stage since 1977 and has not been in an American-produced film since Yanks in 1979. Is this just happenstance, or is she the victim of a boycott because
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