Royal Shakespeare Company Reimagines Macbeth

The Royal Shakespeare Company is turning Macbeth into a neo-noir game
Players will be immersed in a stylized, neo-noir vision of modern Iran, where surveillance and authoritarianism are part of daily life,” the release says. “The gameplay wil
Royal Shakespeare Company reimagines Macbeth for video game users
Lili, which is currently in development and slated for release later this year, stars 2022 Cannes best actress winner Zar Amir Ebrahimi as Lady Macbeth (Lili) in the story which mixes witchcraft, prophecy, and murder.
‘Macbeth' Goes Digital: Royal Shakespeare Company Taps Cannes Winner Zar Amir for Game ‘Lili'
The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is making its first foray into video games, partnering with New York-based indie studio iNK Stories on “Lili,” a neo-noir thriller that reimagines “Macbeth” in contemporary Iran.
The Royal Shakespeare Company is launching its first ever video game
Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it in the Royal Shakespeare Company's first ever video game. Announced on Wednesday, the British theatre company has teamed up with New York indie game studio iNK Stories (Revolution: Black Friday) to create Lili,
Zar Amir Ebrahimi to star in ‘Lili,' First Video Game Adaptation from The Royal Shakespeare Company
The 'Holy Spider' and 'Tatami' actress will put an interactive spin on Lady Macbeth in the game, set in a neo-noir version of modern-day Iran.
Royal Shakespeare Company Will Launch Lady Macbeth-Inspired Video Game, LILI
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced a new collaboration with iNK Stories, a New York based independent game studio and publisher, to create a new game, Lili.
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Lili is a retelling of Macbeth set in a "neo-noir" Iran that re-casts the three witches as hackers
Lili will be a playable adaptation of Macbeth from the point of view of someone examining Lady Macbeth's computer for dirt, in the style of Telling Lies.
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Shakespeare - Macbeth - plot summary
King James I was so worried about witches, he wrote a book about it. Perhaps the king’s interest in witchcraft gave Shakespeare some ideas for the Witches in his play. Back to top Lady Macbeth ...