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Poster: “fte Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble presents William Shakespeare’s MACBETH, directed by Heather McIntosh. June 27th 5:30 PM. Mountain Run Winery, 10753 Mountain Run Lake Rd, Culpeper, VA 22701”, over a figure in a hat and suit with hands reaching toward a blood spatter.

Macbeth arrives at Mountain Run Winery

🌙🕵️ A dark ambition. A deadly prophecy. A trail of blood in the shadows.FTE is proud to announce that Shakespeare’s MACBETH arrives at Mountain Run Winery with a bold film noir twist. Experience Shakespeare’s timeless tale reimagined through the stylish lens of classic noir cinema, where every shadow hides a secret and every choice comes at a cost. 🗡🩸🍷🎭 Fine wine. Summer evenings. Shakespeare as you’ve never seen it before.Join us at Mountain Run Winery, June 27th at 5:30pm.Tickets HERE

Macbeth artwork of ravens over a city skyline, with a red banner reading “POSTPONED TO SUNDAY, JUNE 21” and the lines “Shakespeare on the Lawn at Historic Kenmore. Saturdays & Sundays: June 6, 7, 13 & 14”, plus the Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble, George Washington Foundation and Lewis Insurance Associates logos.

Show postponed

ATTENTION! SHOW POSTPONED! 🗡️🩸Final performance is today, Sunday, June 21. We’ll see you tonight at 6:30 p.m.This post originally announced the weather postponement: Event Postponed! Due to the potential for severe weather tonight, we have decided to postpone our final night of Shakespeare on the Lawn to Sunday, June 21 at 6:30pm. 🎟️If you already have tickets for tonight’s performance, please contact us at learn@gwffoundation.org or 540-370-0732 ext. 1202 to move your tickets to the rain date or request a refund. 🎟️If you woold like to purchase tickets for Sunday, June 21, you can go here: -- George Washington’s Ferry Farm and Historic Kenmore

Two performers against a grey brick wall: one sits in a dark suit and open white shirt looking down; the other stands behind in a teal blouse and a gold cross, arms draped over their shoulders, speaking close to their ear.

Stars, hide your fires

Stars, hide your fires; Let not light see my black and deep desires… 🗡️🩸Special thanks to Keri Church of Keri-VA Wedding Photographer for these amazing shots!You have two more chances to see MACBETH on the Historic Lawn at Kenmore. Tonight and tomorrow at 6:30pm!Tickets here 🎟️:

Banner reading “Macbeth” in gold lettering with a small crown over the first letter, a crow flying above it and an engraved city skyline and bridge behind. Below: “Shakespeare on the Lawn at Historic Kenmore. Saturdays & Sundays: June 6, 7, 13 & 14”, with the Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble logo and The George Washington Foundation logo at the left, and “sponsored by LEWIS INSURANCE ASSOCIATES” at the right.

Fredericksburg Free Press covers Macbeth

Rick Horner of the Fredericksburg Free Press takes a look at our Macbeth, FTE’s first, and director Heather McIntosh’s 1950s New York reimagining, where the crime families of postwar Manhattan stand in for Shakespeare’s warring Scottish houses and the Weird Sisters feel right at home among the era’s séances and fortune tellers. 🎭 “This is an experience you don’t get in a theater.” Damian Leone, actor playing MacbethRead the full story at the Fredericksburg Free Press.Tonight is your last chance to see the show, Sunday, June 21, on the lawn at Historic Kenmore. Grounds open at 5:30 p.m., show at 6:30 p.m. Get your tickets here.

Three performers rehearse on a sunlit lawn, two kneeling back to back holding scripts and speaking, a third kneeling between them in a patterned crown. A fourth person stands behind, pointing.

Something wicked this way comes

🩸🗡️ As we open MACBETH on the lawn at Historic Kenmore, we’re taking a look back at some fun rehearsal moments. Shout out to Nate Nelson and Marcus Lawrence who stepped in as fight choreographers for all of the intense battle scenes you’ll see TONIGHT!Shakespeare on the Lawn at Historic KenmoreThe evenings of June 6, 7, 13, and 14Gates open at 5:30 pm, performance starts at 6:30 pm.ADMISSION- Adults: $20 - Students: $10 - Children under 6: Free🎟Tickets:Special thanks to Lewis Insurance Associates.