Barbican, LondonOnce seen, never forgotten: when Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa's cherry-blossom Macbeth visited London in 1987, it opened our eyes to what can happen when east meets west. Twenty-five years on, and many productions later, however, the theatrical poetry seems tired in this revival of Shakespeare's late, mysterious romance, set in an England under threat from Rome, which sees the exiled Posthumus (Hi…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:10AM on May 30, 2012