William Shakespeare's Macbeth (Adaptation)
Content:
The Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Illustrator:
Gary Kelley
Adaptor:
Bruce Coville
Publication:
1997 by Dial Books
Genre:
Fiction, Performing Arts, Picture Books
Series:
Bruce Coville's Shakespeare Adaptations Members Only
Pages:
48
Current state:
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"Double, double, toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble."
Who could forget these haunting words from one of Shakespeare's most famous plays? Indeed, the story of Macbeth-a tormented man who is at once heroic and evil-has enthralled audiences for nearly four hundred years with its host of unforgettable scenes. They're all here in this stunningly illustrated prose version. Once again author Bruce Coville, whose adaptations of Shakespeare's The Tempest and A Midsummer Night's Dream (Dial) were published to wide acclaim, has expertly woven his own dramatic prose with Shakespeare's original language. Geared toward young audiences who may be meeting Shakespeare for the first time, this book is an exciting and accessible invitation to the play's rich story, creating a gateway toward further enjoyment of the original.
Gary Kelley, the renowned illustrator of many classic stories, adds powerful paintings that stand proudly beside any theatrical production. His images are unforgettable.
A classic in its own right, this version of Macbeth is a wonderful gift that belongs in every home library.
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