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Macbeth

First Preview: Oct 10, 2024
Opening Date: Oct 13, 2024
Closing Date: Nov 3, 2024
Macbeth

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Playing @
Nimbus Arts Center
329 Warren Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302
Experience Shakespeare’s classic tale of witchcraft, madness and ruthless ambition like never before in an intimate and haunting candlelight environment. First premiering in 1606, Macbeth tells the harrowing and timeless story of one couple’s cold-blooded quest for power—and its devastating aftermath. This diverse and star-studded production presented by The Curtain features renowned Royal Shakespeare Company actor Jamie Ballard as Macbeth in his American stage debut and Aria Shahghasemi (Broadway’s Prayer for the French Republic) as Macduff.
RegionalPlay - Drama
Audience Advisory: Macbeth contains depictions of violence, murder, suicide and coarse sexual language and humor.

Performance Schedule

THURSDAY-SATURDAY @ 7:30 PM
SUNDAY @ 3 PM


Cast
  • Jamie Ballard
  • Aria Shahghasemi

Written By
  • William Shakespeare
  • adapted by Sean Hagerty

Director
  • Sean Hagerty

TDF Tickets Offers:

Listed at

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Full-price tickets:

$42.19 - $42.19

Accessibility

  • Box Office

    If you require additional accommodation for a Nimbus produced event, please contact us at least two weeks prior to the event via email at hannah@nimbusdanceworks.org or call 201-377-0718 (voice only).
  • Elevator/Escalator

    Theater, dressing rooms and studios are accessible by elevator.
  • Entrance

    The first floor lobby is accessible via the Warren Street facing double doors at 329 Warren Street. Doorways in and out of each studio, theater and dressing room are 32 inches wide.
  • Parking

    The Nimbus Arts Center does not have parking, however there is a paid parking lot across the street (open M-F) and a Garage at 60 Columbus.
  • Restroom

    Restrooms throughout the building and theater are wheelchair accessible.
  • Seating

    6 seats are reserved specifically for patrons with accessibility requirements.
  • Visual Assistance

    Signage within the building has raised lettering and braille.
  • Water Fountain

    All front of house and back of house counters and drinking fountains are at chair height.
  • Wheelchair Info

    All seats in Theater Row A are wheelchair accessible.

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