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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 3, No. 195.  Saturady, 15 August 1992.
 
From: 		Stephen Orgel <orgel@leland.stanford.edu>
Date: 		Friday, August 14, 1992, 21:32:17 PDT
Subject: 	Joe Macbeth/Men of Respect
 
*Joe Macbeth* is rather closer, and I thought a smarter version of the play--
though this may be mere nostalgia on my part: I saw it in graduate school
and found it very exciting.  The big difference between it and *Men of
Respect* for me was that Joe Macbeth didn't exclude the rest of the
world, the way Men of Respect did--MACBETH *isn't* just about gangsters;
things happen to REAL people because of what Macbeth does.
 
And a footnote: as a version of Shakespearean dialogue, "Shit happens"
was inspired.  (I think Banquo says it to Macbeth.)

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