Macbeth, yo.

This has to be one of the most terrifying renditions of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," and in honor of this reading and the upcoming production coming to UNA, I thought I'd share.  I highly recommend seeing anything done by the Aquilla company, they put a great twist on your typical Shakespeare play!
I actually enjoyed reading what Samuel Johnson had to say about Shakespeare, he pointed out things that I necessarily wouldn't have noticed before.  I gotta say though, what Johnson may consider "faults" by Shakespeare, I view it as artistic license! I enjoy Shakespeare (not necessarily ready, but seen on stage) because it doesn't exactly follow the rules. Sure, he isn't exactly linear in all of his timelines, but I feel like it doesn't detract from the play that I'm viewing. Johnson tries to tell his audience that Shakespeare wrote for uncultured people, and I have to say, "So what?" Is it still timeless, even after a couple hundred years? Even though this video is actually terrifying, I feel like it shows that even now, artistic license is used with Shakespeare.