Macbeth was one of five productions selected from 35 regional entries at the Northeast Regional Competition of the American College Theatre Festival, held at the Dillingham Center at Ithaca College.
NTID Theatre is known for exploring innovative ways to enhance theatrical communication. Traditionally, productions blend sign language and spoken word to support visual storytelling. However, in their staging of Macbeth, the company made a bold departure by eliminating spoken lines entirely. Instead, they aimed to create a visual ballet, conveying the narrative solely through imagery.
Poster for Macbeth; Directed by Jerome Cushman; shows at NTID Theatre; Nov. 6-9, 1986; Cost of admission for students: $2.00, All others: $4.00
Candid of two characters in the middle of conversation
Weird Sisters Joanne DeRoller-Voice Actor, Kathy Holzwarth
Characters engaging in conversation
Actors portraying a scene where a King is talking to an injured person
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