All profits from the 29-minute film will support 'Acting for Others', which aids theatre workers through 14 member charities.
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All profits from the 29-minute film will support 'Acting for Others', which aids theatre workers through 14 member charities.
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In London, West End performers share their experiences during the pandemic in "Who Said Macbeth." Director Sarah Knoetig interviews creatives who faced significant challenges across two years. They discuss the changes that affected the theatre industry, both good and bad. All profits from the documentary will support 'Acting for Others,' an organization aiding theatre workers through 14 charities. The film runs for 29 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet West End performers sharing their pandemic experiences.
- Find out how the Theatre industry adapted during COVID-19.
- See emotional reflections on the fight for Theatre's survival.
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- The documentary features interviews with West End performers and creatives.
- All profits from the film go to 'Acting for Others', supporting theatre workers.
- The film has a runtime of 29 minutes.
- The documentary was released in 2021.
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What organization benefits from the profits of the documentary 'Who Said Macbeth'?
'Acting for Others' is the organization that receives all profits from the documentary.
Who directed the documentary 'Who Said Macbeth'?
Sarah Knoetig is the director of 'Who Said Macbeth'.
How long is the documentary 'Who Said Macbeth'?
'Who Said Macbeth' has a duration of 29 minutes.
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