The Whole Play

'No Fear Shakespeare': This is the full text of the play with an accompanying 'translated' version. It can be very useful but make sure you do not only read the 'translated' version but use it as a support when it is needed.

Shakespeare - The Animated Tales: This short animated version of the play gives a good basic overview of the narrative. This should not be used as a substitute for studying the whole play but is a useful place to start or to fill in some gaps.

Royal Shakespeare Company site: The RSC are the leading Shakespeare drama company in the country. They also produce resources for schools and pupils who are studying the play. This site on Macbeth contains revision materials on all of the key areas (e.g. narrative, characters, key quotes, etc.) which is divided into three levels of difficulty: 'New to the play'; 'More detailed information' and 'In-depth study and analysis'. This is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to improve their knowledge of the play before attempting some exam questions.

Audiobook: This is a full dramatic reading of the play. It is completely unabridged (nothing changed or missed out) so it's quite long! Use this to fill in any gaps in your knowledge or to get an idea of the tone/delivery of certain sections.