Sturla Alvsvåg, Dawn Jani Birley and Joshua Bosworth in ‘Lady M (Margaret)’, Photo by Dahlia Katz

Presented by 1s1 Theatre

With a grisly murder and ghostly apparition triggering guilt, Lady M (Margaret) has significant echoes to Shakespeare’s Macbeth, though it seems a bit of a stretch to call it an adaptation of that story. At only an hour long and focusing on the intimate, fraught drama between three characters in rural Scotland during the First World War, this Deaf-lead production feels significantly removed from its inspiration. It is also a thoroughly riveting theatrical experience on its own terms. Continue Reading