In a seven-night season of performances, 16th Ave Theatre’s stage will come alive from Monday, April 15 with a haunting tale of power, prophecy, and the perils of unchecked ambition.

William Shakespeare’s timeless tragic play ‘Macbeth’ is set to mesmerise Tauranga audiences with an unforgettable evening of drama and dark betrayal.

Directed by Harry Oram on his directorial debut, ‘Macbeth’ will be performed by a talented cast led by Joseph Rehu-Hahunga playing the titular role, and supported by the passionate Loreto Rohas.

Breathing new depth into Shakespeare's complex characters, this gripping adaption with the atmospheric allure of Scottish moors to the gripping descent into madness, brings to life the tragic tale of power, and provides the audience with an unforgettable experience of the raw intensity of one of literature’s most powerful works.

Whether you're a lifelong Shakespeare aficionado or experiencing the Bard's genius for the first time, this play is not to be missed. Reserve your tickets now for an evening of compelling theatre that will linger with you long after the curtain falls.

The season of ‘Macbeth’, presented by CRAFT Management, is part of the Tauranga Shakespeare Festival, which also includes ‘Shakespeare in The Village’ – a day-long celebration at Tauranga Historic Village on April 21.

To reserve tickets for ‘Macbeth’ at 16th Ave Theatre from April 15-April 23, book online at: iticket.co.nz

The Weekend Sun has one double pass to give away to see Macbeth – for one lucky reader who can tell us who the director is?

Enter online at: www.sunlive.co.nz under the ‘Competitions’ section. Entries close Tuesday, April 16.