If, in the seventeenth century, you wanted to watch Macbeth in your house, you had to be named James Stuart, have William Shakespeare and his acting company on retainer, and have a full-sized theater in your royal palace.
Si, en el siglo XVII, alguien quería ver Macbeth en su casa, tenía que llamarse James Stuart, contratar a William Shakespeare y su compañía de actores y tener un teatro grande en su palacio real.