Thread: What is in your cup?
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Old 01-19-2011, 12:52 AM   #6870
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Originally Posted by phenomshel View Post
Oh no, now we're doomed! The curse of Macbeth...

http://home.flash.net/~manniac/macb.htm
Well, gee... we wouldn't be, except you said the dread name!!! Now we have to go outside, spin around, etc., etc., etc.! No... wait... You have to say it while INSIDE a theater for it to be bad luck. We're safe.

It's my favorite among all of Bill's tragedies. My son was having trouble with it when he was in jr. high (about age 13) so I took him to see a production of it with the actors in modern military dress. For some reason that allowed it all to make sense to him and gave him an interest in other works!

But what are you doing up so late?



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