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About the show

The day before Halloween, Linfield Theatre opens the most haunted and haunting of all of Shakespeare’s classics: Macbeth. With iconic lines like “Double, double, toil and trouble,” and “out, out, damn spot,” Macbeth demonstrates what happens when ambition and prophecy combine, to fatal effect. A fast–paced, intimate tragedy, Macbeth careens through a world of magic, war, and violence in many forms. This production reveals the way human greed and lust for power ravage the land, our communities and our sense of self. Between witches chanting, battles, and assassinations, this production will immerse audiences in a medieval–modern universe that suggests Scotland and has deep resonances to today. It is directed by Lindsey Mantoan.

Opening Night Reception on Thursday, Oct. 30: Please join us after the performance to congratulate the cast, crew and creative team with wine and light refreshments. And help us celebrate the opening of Linfield Theatre’s 105th season of live theatre!

Faeries, Kings, and Bloody Hands: Post-show Discussion on Saturday, Nov. 1: Please join us after the performance on Nov. 1 for a panel discussion of the folklore, political dynamics, and history of Macbeth. What power do the three “weird sisters” hold, and why does Macbeth succumb to the violence of assassination in exchange for power? What role does Lady Macbeth play in her husband’s actions, and what is her motivation? How is the plot influenced by the ascension of King James I to the British Throne and the unification of Scotland and England under a single crown? Director Lindsey Mantoan will moderate. The discussion is free, but tickets are required to attend the performance.

Cast & Creative Team: The cast includes Colin Bellairs as Macbeth with Eleanor Black, Lola Dimoff, Maggie Greenland, Kaitlin Harwood, Julia Hutchison, Lucy Ingham, Lindsay Kreizenbeck, Milo Knoke, Echo Koons, Shayden Lough, Erik Martin, Skylar McLeod, Tony Pascalar, Cameron Ramirez, David Stephens and Dominic Thompson. Hannah Jones is the Stage Manager, Jesse Klug and sophomore Natalie Navoa are Lighting Designers, Laurel Peterson is Costume, Hair and Wig Designer, junior Zoe Hertlein is Makeup Designer, and Derek Lane is Scenic and Properties Designer. Jesse Klug is also the Sound Designer, with additional original music composition by Prof. William Campbell and junior David Stephens.

Box Office information:

Tickets are $14 for full price; $12 for seniors (62+) and Linfield faculty and staff (two tickets per ID); and $10 for students 13+ (any school, one ticket per ID). Tickets will go on sale online Oct. 15 at noon. The box office will open Oct. 28 at 3 p.m. Located in Ford Hall, box office hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. and until 7:30 p.m. on performance days. We encourage you to order online with our digital ticket or print–at–home option. Seating is reserved. Please call 503-883-2292 for more information. The performance is approximately 90 minutes. Children under the age of seven (including babes in arms) will not be admitted to any performance.

Warnings: Fog, haze and flashing lights will be used. This play may not be suitable for all audiences due to mature themes. Recommended for ages 13 and older.

Accessible Seating:

The Marshall Theatre is accessible. Please contact the box office for help with accessible seating. For more information, call 503-883-2292.

Sponsorship:

This production is sponsored by the Linfield Theatre Program. Special thanks to Damian Lillard Toyota and the Lacroute Art Series, generous sponsors for the 2025–26 theatre season.

Directions to Ford Hall and Marshall Theatre

From Highway 99W in south McMinnville, turn east on Keck Drive at Albertsons. Take Keck Drive to Lever Street, and turn right. Take the next immediate right at Ford Drive into the theatre parking lot. Ford Hall is located at the west end of the parking lot.

Playwrights Welcome

 is a program created to provide free access to theatre for theatre writers around the country. Developed for the Dramatists Guild of America members, this national ticketing initiative was created by Samuel French, a Concord Theatricals company, along with input from other publishing and licensing houses. To receive a ticket through Playwrights Welcome at our theatre, please contact the box office up to 24 hours before the performance. Writers must present their Dramatists Guild membership card when obtaining a ticket.

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