MACBETH

" (...) On a le texte (sa poésie et son incroyable grandeur nous sidèrent toujours), un plateau nu, et des comédiens qui ont la flamme. On rejoint quelque chose de l’essence du théâtre, tel que le pratiquaient Jacques Copeau et Peter Brook." Pierre Lauret "

" Macbeth is Shakespeare’s darkest play, and it tears me apart from within. Darkness covers everything. The author is warning us: Beware! This path leads to no return. Beware the fall of heroes! What moves me most is Macbeth’s hesitation, his humanity, and the fear that comes and goes until, in the end, he overcomes it. “Macbeth carries no light, but he carries the fears and doubts of a mortal man, a creature of flesh and blood who is afraid of death, of ghosts and of God. He reminds us that the worst evils originate in human beings and that they destroy everything so thoroughly that there is no way back. “These evils are born of hope: an immense hope, the hope of a nation. It is a hope that, in the wake of crimes, purges, persecutions and repression, is shattered bit by bit until it turns into a fever. Those who believe they are building a better world but end up creating horror and terror, first to seize power and then to save their own lives, are left in the end with nothing but skin soaked in blood, blood whose stains will never wash away. "