event McBeth

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.

Broom Street Theater’s Artistic Director Callen Harty contemporizes Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth with a female antihero who dukes it out with ghosts in the kingdom of a corporate boardroom. Harty isn’t afraid to mess with the Bard’s words to fit the project, but his intention is to preserve their original rhythm and meaning, rather than give the play a full rewrite.