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Mary Baldwin University
Touring Show Options
Booking a Tour with CSC means:
Accessible Early Modern Theatre
Bring the experience of creative, engaging, and purposeful early modern theatre right to your community.
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We aim to keep our prices low to be able to reach as many communities as we can. If our pricing does not work for you, reach out. Really.
Free SOL-applicable Workshop
When booking Macbeth, your booking fee includes the add-on of one of our workshops, designed to be compatible with Virginia SOLs.
Enjoyed by students and adults alike!
Support the Arts in Higher Education
By booking a CSC tour, you support each one of our company members as we continue training to improve our craft. In return, we will bring you thought provoking work that will inspire conversation in your community long after we take our final bow.
Pick Your Workshop!
All bookings for Macbeth include one free workshop! Enjoyed by students and adults alike!
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From Page to Stage:
Exploring Embedded Stage
Directions in Macbeth
Students will recognize and discuss embedded stage directions in Shakespeare’s Macbeth by reading and annotating two short scenes; Act 3 scene 4 and Act 4 scene 1. Students will then analyze how embedded stage directions influence staging by performing a scene in small groups.
Duration: 55 mins
Space Requirements: A space where students can sit, write, and perform in small groups.
Age Range: 6th-12th grade
VA SOL Fulfillments: RL.2; LU.1; TI.14
Witches, Soldiers, and Kings:
Physicalizing Characters in
Macbeth
Students will explore the different ways that status and prominent characteristics or “archetypes” can inspire movement choices in performance. Students will then integrate those elements into their understanding of the characters in Macbeth.
Duration: 55 mins
Space Requirements: A wide open space for movement
Age Range: 6th-12th grade
VA SOL Fulfillments: RL.1; TI.12
O Treachery!
Stage Combat for Students
Students will identify key factors of stage combat (action/reaction, eye contact, and shared breath) through a demonstration and walkthrough of a simple staged slap. Students will then develop a story around the moment of combat using quotes from Macbeth.
Duration: 55 mins
Space Requirements: A wide open space for movement
Age Range: 6th-12th grade
VA SOL Fulfillments: TI.5 d, TII.5 b
Educator Resources
Reading Macbeth in class? Watching a performance? Producing the show?
Take a look at our Educational Resources Packet!
Built specifically for schools that book our shows, but open to all, this packet contains a brief plot summary of Macbeth, pre & post-show discussion questions, and even a quotable crossword puzzle!
