Beautiful and interesting Macbeth, thanks for it. – Susan Oliver

My wife and I saw your production of Macbeth the other night and we were delighted we did. The whole performance was enjoyable, which was nice as it was our first visit to Jobsite Theatre. We plan to come back. While I have no particular theatre expertise, I have taught Macbeth for many years to some very bright high school students, and I really looked forward to this show. It did not disappoint. I thought the idea of blending many roles into the four powers was a terrific idea as it showed how the good and evil forces in life are never too far from each other, and that their influences can blend into one in matters of moments. I also felt the posturing of the Powers in the last scene, standing there behind McDuff showed that despite the return of the nature order in the play, those Powers of good and evil were always at the ready to upend things again. Very nice. – Cheryl and Ben Graffam

The Jobsite Theater production is wonderful! Well done — go see it! – Paige Gilley

What a great performance! – Marilyn Catherine

Terrific show! – Kristin Lohr

Loved seeing this Wednesday! – Courtney Caton

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Jobsite’s rendition of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth! Especially Giles Davies , Nicole Jeannine Smith, and David Jenkins the director. Fantastic performance you guys! I won’t give any spoilers, being opening night and all. Catch it yourself! – Rodner Salgado

Amazing show tonight from Jobsite Theater and the production of Macbeth … truly an entertaining night, well acted and directed eve of theater, and the unsung Brian Smallheer, alas never disappoints … thank you Giles Davies, Dahlia Legault, Dayton Sinkia, Nicole Jeannine Smith, Chris Holcom (the Commander great to see you!), Katrina Stevenson, J. Elijah Cho, Maggie Phillips, Matthew Ray, And the DJZ David Jenkins … sometimes it just all comes together! – Jason Evans

Congratulations to the cast of Macbeth. Well done! – Dana Barth Kovar

I saw last Saturday’s performance, you guys were GREAT!! I really enjoyed watching it, Congrats to all! – Jeanne M. Adams

Excellent job to cast and crew. Fantastic work. – Johnny Garde

Macbeth!! Outstanding! The cast was amazing, and that Shakespeare fellow can really write!! – Rick Stutzel

Jobsite Theater does it again!! Go see Macbeth!! It is fabulous! – Mary-Ann Karlsson-Berkman

Such a joy to see Jobsite Theater’s MacBeth. Can’t recommend it enough. See the original Game of Thrones!!! – Stephen Ray

So, Macbeth at @jobsitetheater was a lot of fun. They had a guy come out with a mop during intermission to clean up the blood. Lady MacBeth was scary. I was also afraid of having blood splashed on me, a knife driven into my face, or a gun shot near my head. And I liked how the dealt with the witches. (They always had about 4 actors on stage literally switching hats with their characters.) – @BXGD

Show was great. The cast is excellent, especially ‘Macbeth’ aka Giles Davies. #madskills #theater #Tampa – @CountingStars29

Hey #Tampa! Go see @jobsitetheater’s#Macbeth. Well done & creatively staged. Mr. Davies & Ms. Legault = powerful. Whole cast was so strong! – @ladriaan

Got to see another awesome show by @jobsitetheater; unique interpretation of a classic! #Shakespeare #Macbeth #edgeofmyseat @slaughterfern – @versusmoll

That was live theater at it best … amazing show and artists – Van Nguyen

What a fabulous show! It think it is the strongest show I have seen at Jobsite. I did like Kitefliers very much tho, too. I just want to listen to Giles do Shakes pretty much all the time. – Nancy Cole

Enjoyed seeing the play last night. Good job. – Jack Steeley

I worked it last evening as an Usher and thoroughly enjoyed the acting, set and story; very well done thanks! – Ralph Porzio

I went to Jobsite Theater’s preview for the Scottish play tonight. A well told story that was fun to watch. And Thank You David for letting the character’s talk to us groundlings in their soliloquies. Bill Shakespeare would approve. Go see it! – Georgia Mallory Guy

Macbeth was absolutely AMAZING. I’m at lack of words to describe how phenomenal this production is and the cast! It is a must see!! – Crystal Marie

I wonder where that man had to go; the one who climbed over the railing in the middle of Act 2. What pressing matters had he? I fear I’ll never know. In other news, you should totes go see Macbeth – Desiree Fantal

Giles Davies acted the hell out of Macbeth. This is a must see production. We might have to see it again. – Clare Ward-Jenkins

Glad I was lucky to be at opening night. Loved the production. Great sets, wonderful costumes!! What talented people!! – Beth Hyde-Hood

Congratulations to all involved with Jobsite’s Macbeth! You created a beautiful production. Great acting, costumes, and fights! – Megan Lamasney

False face must hide what the false heart doth know .. Macbeth at The David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts was a thrill! congratsDahlia & Dayton! – Ryan Iacovacci

What a kick ass show you kids have on your hands! Congrats kiddos and I can’t wait to see it again. – Jaime Giangrande-Holcom

We saw the show last night and it was fantastic! It’s amazing how intense the experience is in a small theater. Well done! – Roberta Phillips

Outstanding production. Congrats on a job well done! – Greg Thompson

Jobsite Theater has hit the mark with their crisp and focused staging of Macbeth. Director David Jenkins marshaled eight actors who sustained a taut focus throughout, including a stellar Giles Davies in the title role, along with five distinguished USF alumni: Dahlia Legault as a riveting Lady M, Dayton Sinkia as a grieving and enraged Macduff, Nicole Jeannine Smith as a proper Lady Macduff, J. Elijah Cho as a hauntingly good Banquo along with other parts and Chris Holcom adding to his list of memorable performances as The Porter (and other characters high and low). The set by Brian Smallheer was both elegant and ominous. I’m not the only one who sees the play as a Greek tragedy, and this production certainly displays both hubris and hamartia in action, but what grabbed me most this time around was that the witches and the murder occur early in a dramatic one-two punch, and from that point on everything keeps gets worse because of it. These actors are relentless as they get caught in the grip of elemental forces. Jobsite has come along way since the days of Pericles. This text was heavily expurgated, but the lines that remained were Shakespeare’s — and the actors. – Patrick Finelli