MACBETH SOLILOQUYS:

BELOW ARE SPEECHES FROM WHICH YOU MAY CHOOSE. The first words and last words of the speech are quoted.
MACBETH SOLILOQUY CHOICES:

Instructions:
 

• you will be expected to MEMORIZE a soliloquy and "perform" it for me

• soliloquies with extra lines will not be worth any more in terms of marks

• an unemotional recitation may earn you a 70%

• full marks can be gained by conveying appropriate emotions

• in addition, appropriate costumes and props may enhance your performance

• Value: 10 marks

• the speech by Macbeth in Act V is the shortest speech out of the bunch. Consider it the "default" soliloquy.

I.v.16-31 Lady Macbeth: "Glamis thou art...crowned withal."
I.v.39-54 Lady Macbeth: "The raven himself is hoarse...To cry "Hold, hold!"
I.vii.1-28 Macbeth: "If it were done...and falls on th'other--"
II.i.33-64 Macbeth: "Is this a dagger which I see...That summons thee to heaven, or to hell."
II.iii.1-22 Porter: "Here's a knocking indeed!...I pray you, remember the porter."
V.v.19-28 Macbeth: "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow...Signifying nothing."