"How Would You Direct The Actors In Act 3, Scene 4 of Shakespeare's Macbeth?"

Shakespeare's Macbeth is a most intriguing play for it's time. Not many plays beforehand had involved the death of a king wrongfully, as it was believed that the King was chosen by God Himself, and that to kill a King is a mortal sin. Shakespeare, however, managed to fit the murder of a king, the benefits and the down falls of Macbeth's plot to rule. 's Macbeth is definitely of the horror genre. Act 3, Scene 4, …

…We are yet but young in deed.", the stage would be completely empty, and the lighting would go even darker at the end of this scene.doing it this way, I hope to create suspense within the audience, to alert them to Macbeth's problems, and to warn them that the treat they have ahead in store for them is just as bloody, and just as dramatic as the rest of the play has already been.