Macbeth
Macbeth
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Macbeth is a play written by William Shakespeare.
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History[edit]
Lily visited the Globe Theatre as it was playing Macbeth. Everyone in the theater then cheered and celebrated Lily visiting.[1]
Fiction[edit]
In a story told by Marge Simpson, the people of Springfield were performing Macbeth, directed by Chazz Busby. Marge was annoyed because she was washing the clothes of the actors because Homer had the role of a tree. Marge then pressured Homer into killing Sideshow Mel so that Homer could take the lead role of Lord Macbeth. Homer sneaked into Sideshow Mel's room at night and beat him to death with his own bone. Homer was then given the part of Macbeth.
Homer was horrible in his new role, constantly forgetting his lines and even reciting lines from other films. This led to him getting poor reviews in the newspapers. Marge then pressured Homer to kill the cast members who were being praised more than him, so that Homer would eventually be the best actor in the play. Eventually, this led to the whole cast being killed, with only Homer left to act. The ghosts of the cast members confronted Marge, blaming her for their deaths. This gave Marge a heart attack and killed her.
When Homer found Marge's body, he was happy because he no longer had to continue to act in the play. However, Marge's ghost appeared and told Homer that he had to continue acting. Homer went onto stage and gave an amazing performance to an empty theater, which pleased Marge. When Marge suggested that Homer could work through other Shakespeare plays, Homer killed himself too.[2]
Cast and crew[edit]
Cast[edit]
- Homer as Lord Macbeth (previously a Tree)
- The following played their characters before death.
- Dr. Julius Hibbert as Banquo
- Barney Gumble as Duncan
- Duffman as Macduff
- Lenny Leonard as Lennox
- Eddie and Lou as soldiers without lines
- Sideshow Mel as Macbeth
- Patty and Selma as the Weird Sisters
Crew[edit]
- Chazz Busby - Director
- Marge Simpson - Clothes washer
Appearances[edit]
Episode – "The Regina Monologues" - Episode – "Four Great Women and a Manicure" (third story; name seen in fourth)
- Episode – "I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh" (mentioned)
- Episode – "The 7 Beer Itch" (mentioned)
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