I am so gratfeul to have found your posting! I really appreciate your run down of all the scenes, characters and details. My husband and I went for for the first time weeks ago and we immediately fell in love. We wasted way too much time exploring empty hallways and rooms (but loved it all the same). We finally got the hang of it and got the beginning of Lady Mcduff’s loop and part of Mcbeth. We weny in blind but realized towards the end there was a loop. We did experience some fabulous scenes, the nurses in the hut, Lady Mcduff and her man’s beautifully choreography in thier apt., Duncan being murdered then so carefully carried away by Malcolm and a few other characters (loved the symbolism here), the ball, the banquet, we even saw the bald witches solo (also just amazing choreography) we somehow missed the rave but look forward to seeing it this time. We have been wanting to go for years and I so regret waiting so long to go. We are going again Late August and I have a feeling we may try for one last time in September. I am thinking of following Lady Mcduff for her entire loop this time then maybe Hectate but who knows where the night will take me. I am really interested in the taxedermist so I might try to catch on the 3rd loop. Man, I am so dissapointed SNM is closing in September. I have never in my life experienced anything like this show. Do you have any tips on what to do the 3rd loop? I want to follow characters from the side stories but don’t know much about them? Thanks so much!

Hi Laura. I finished with my 3rd time through back in April 2024 before the show closed. I am an emotional mess that the show has closed. Loved it so much! Your one on one experiences were incredible to read! There is one question I was hoping you could clarify about your review. It is about the Lord Macduff moment with his murdered wife you described. You mention it occurs AFTER the final banquet. This confuses me a bit because after Macbeth’s execution which is at the final banquet, I was pretty sure we always were just directed to exit at that point. Can you clarify the timeline when the Macduff’s sad scene takes place? Thanks so much ahead of time and for this magnificent explanation!

To clarify, it sounds like Duncan’s murder is not explicitly shown in this version of the show (compared to Banquo and Lady Macduff) and Macbeth’s deed is instead represented by his dance at the Witches’ rave? I actually tried to follow Duncan during the second loop but lost him after the ball and then found him again when he was found dead, so I am not sure what he did between then!!

Have fun today and would love to know what you thought.

Wow – amazing. What were your top 1×1’s?

Will do exactly that! Thank you so much again!