Macbeth Review: A Gripping Tale of Glaswegian Gangs
A recent visit to Belfast and Glasgow revealed a unique atmosphere, distinct from other UK cities like Manchester or Birmingham.
The architecture and accents are noticeable differences, but there's an underlying sense of history and transgression that lingers.
- Glasgow's Gorbals Street and Belfast's Falls Road and Shankhill Road are areas with infamous pasts.
- Although these places have changed, a deep-seated anxiety remains, palpable to outsiders.
For an Englishman, these places come freighted with a history of transgression, even insurrection
Autor's summary: Macbeth review explores Glasgow's dark side.