How Macbeth Changes Throughout The Play

17 Before the play begins there was a lot of smoke and three witches came out but not for very long but they say something about meeting again to see Macbeth. A lot of the play seems to be on the battlefields. There were a lot of different settings like Macbeth’s private chambers, the woods and the courtyard. Their main location was Scotland. There was Kings and the way they talk it seems like they are in the 1600’s. I noticed the witches always rhyme when they talk as well. All the characters dialogue is filled with emotion throughout the play. When they talk you already know if they’re upset, concerned or just simply giving orders. The witches are the ones who prophecy into Macbeth and really are the reason for all his actions which I …show more content…
I loved the characters and how it was non gender specific. I will say that it was confusing at first because I would forget sometimes that certain characters were actually men and vice versa. I like how the speeches were not too long because sometimes giving one character a really long speech loses me. The only thing I would say that I dislike is my lack of understanding in the way Shakespeare writes his plays. At my high school we didn’t have to read a lot of Shakespeare so the way they talk sounds almost like riddles or it confuses me how they say stuff and it’s not direct. You really have to think about what they actually mean. I also dislike how sometimes there was confusion with the scenes. I don’t if it was my lack of paying attention or if they were just not specific about where they were at. Without the program it would have been hard to tell where the difference scenes were so the program helped a lot. I’ve never been to a play before so I didn’t know there was an intermission part. I really like how they give the audience a chance to stretch and go to the bathroom without missing anything. I think that definitely helps with keeping the audience