Plot

MacBeth and his best bud Banquo are riding around when they see three old ladies chanting. Rather than continuing on home, they stop and the witches tell them Machbeth will be king, and Banquo father kings.

 When MacBeth tells his wife, she convinces him to kill the king. MacBeth being a wuss, however has a big long monolouge about what to do. In the end, he decides to trust in the floating dagger that points to Duncan, and commits Regicide.

But then, Banquo gets suspicous so MacBeth eliminates him, well pays a bunch of guys whose names are "First Murderer, Second Murderer and Horatio the Horny" to eliminate him, as well as his son Fleance.

Banquo gets whacked, but Fleance flees. Just as MacBeth is preparing for a swanky cocktail party, The Second Murderer and co report the details of their crime. MacBeth gets worried he will be caught out, and gets so drunk to console himself that he thinks he sees Banquo at the Banquet.

 MacDuff meanwhile has wised up to MacBeth, and goes to England how Malcolm, Duncan's son, is hiding and convince him to help him overthrow MacBeth.

MacBeth, is worried so he retruns to the witches, who return his confidence with the prediction that "None of woman born will kill MacBeth"

Confident, he decides to slaughter Duffman's family so Duffman kills him.

Finis(h)

The "Curse"

Referred to as the Scottish Play by thespians who beleive that whenever they say the play's named they are cursed, blaming it for all their mistakes on stage and failures as an actor. Scientists, however attribute to their lack of skill.