David Tennant as Macbeth - Donmar Warehouse / Harold Pinter

The standing is fine. You are at the back of the top tier so some way distant but it's ok. Having seen it before, I knew when the interval occurred and had scouted a handy empty seat which I slipped into for the second hour.

One thing that's a little curious for me is there is an interval (although they don't call it that), and this production is done inside 2 hours total. The play is effectively 1 hour 45. They have their reasons, I'm sure, but why not bite the bullet, add 10-15 mins of scenes and formalise the break .. it is abbreviated, imo.

Having said that, I enjoyed it here more than at the Donmar, where it was already pretty interesting. It fizzes along, aided by a much developed soundscape.

In what is a communal activity, it still feels somewhat incongruous to be wearing a headset, although it serves the aural purpose so well you can buy in.

Tennant gets to wear the kilt, Cush perfectly fine as the Doctor's assistant. Young audience; good to see.

Def. At the risk of an exaggeration, it felt like we'd gone from enthusiastic am dram to Jonny Greenwood* > There Will Be Blood

* who, afaik, has never come out (as neurodiverse) but presents with a full dance card.

There is plenty of choice, online and day tickets. You can even see it for £20 as I did; booked 2 weeks ago, saw it last week.

It's an interesting Macbeth. I'd say more accessible than any other I have seen; you can either see that as a positive or sneer.