Two people with strong Falkirk connections were honoured by the King at the Palace of Holyroodhouse today (Tuesday).

After Macbeth murders King Duncan, in Macbeth’s own castle, he is afflicted by mortal anguish. “Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood/ Clean from my hand? No.” ...

Macbeth, a trusted friend and adviser to Duncan (David Collins), betrays his liege after encountering three witches in the wilderness. Their prediction that Macbeth will soon be king — or gang leader, ...

DESPITE calls from some to scrap Shakespeare from schools, the Bard’s work remains, including with this tough GCSE question. Those who can get this GCSE question about the tragic Scottish pla… ...

It begins in 1040, with the Clach na Bratach stone once owned by Clan Donnachaidh. Clan Donnachaidh can be traced back to King Duncan I, who was killed during the Battle of Pitgaveny, resulting in ...

Costumes from Hollywood adaptation to feature in Macbeth exhibition Artefacts and painting will also form the display at Perth Museum. Paul Cargill Thursday 24 April 2025 21:15 BST ...

Other items on show include the historic Clach na Bratach stone from Clan Donnachaidh, the descendants of the real King Duncan I who was killed in a battle against Macbeth in 1040, and Charlotte ...

William Shakespeare ’s 'Macbeth' is more than just a story of power, betrayal, and murder—it is a searing exploration of ambition and its consequences. First performed in 1606, this classic tragedy ...

Lady Macbeth then manipulates Macbeth into killing the current king,Duncan. “Shakespeare is my thing,” Mulder said. “I have my master’s in theater, have acted and taught Shakespeare.

Encouraged by both the prophecy and his wife, Lady Macbeth, he takes the opportunity into his own hands by murdering King Duncan. His reign becomes steeped in paranoia and tyranny as he commits ...

Upon learning that his father — Duncan, King of Scotland — was murdered, Longoria shouted with unfounded furor. A web of saliva was visible — overkill even for a play as gruesome as “Macbeth.” A ...