Essay/letter to director suggesting ways Act 2 Scene 2 of Sheakspeare's prose "Macbeth" should be directed.

I am writing to offer my congratulations on your recent appointment as director of Harcourt Theatre's production of The Scottish Play, the prose that I have come to regard as my finest because of its unique and strong characters. West End productions should be congratulated for appointing a highly talented and capable individual like yourself as director. Now on to business. I would like to draw your attention to the second scene in the second …

…slow but sure awakening to the atrociousness of his crime and how he ultimately comes to regret his actions but realizes it is too late to escape eternal damnation. I sincerely hope you have a dreadful time directing the play. I have plenty of conviction that you will proceed to direct the worst production of The Scottish Play to date and break a leg or two while you are at it. Yours Sincerely, William Shakespeare