> Mostly right. It wasn't "a production" though. When the play was in > early stages of performance, every time it was done, someone either died > or something went wrong, probably because of the high amount of special > effects and machinery and such... After that, it became like an Indian > graveyard thing; just the mention of it would bring down the curse. > And depending on the company, saying Macbeth may cause bodily > threats. I'm not saying I believe in it, but I was teching a production > of Cabaret with someone who did and one of the new students wore a Macbeth > shirt to one of the dress rehearsals and the curtains caught on fire. Yeah. But then, I have YET to be in a production where *something* bad doesn't happen. And I don't *always* say it, so it's not my fault!! Chris "I didn't do it; nobody saw me do it; can't prove anything." ~ Bart Simpson