Destiny can be changed, because everyone has Free Will ... the audience is more likely to blame Macbeth for his inordinate ambition than to bemoan his fate with him. Though many would readily ...

According to Edward Morgan Forster, English novelist, and short story writer, “failure and success seem to have been allotted to men ...

Destiny can be changed because everyone has free will ... the audience is more likely to blame Macbeth for his inordinate ambition than to bemoan his fate with him. Though many would readily ...

As he becomes consumed by ambition, Macbeth's moral decline leads to murder, madness, and ultimately, his own undoing. Shakespeare masterfully delves into themes of fate versus free will ...

When I saw this revised version in New York, I loved the way the onstage musicians [in addition to four in the pit, conducted ...

I was constantly assured by my medical team that this was my decision to make: nobody would push me in any one direction.

An English professor, Franco Moretti, is pursuing a quantitative method for studying literature, "a text-free literary scholarship ... but he may have sealed our fate in that we are focused on his ...

You’d better catch Giles Davies’ extraordinary performance in Jobsite Theater’s “Macbeth” before it closes ... So when the winds of fate seemed to be blowing me away from Cincinnati ...