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Trish Reid
"SCOTLAND ROAD—1993 winner of the Lois and Richard Rosenthal's fifth-annual New Play Prize, wraps a suspenseful package of intrigue and psychodrama…The characters and their interactions, which both deepen and unravel the mystery, reveal that few people are what they seem.
The result?
A study in self-identity, a Gothic psychological thriller, and most of all—pure entertainment."
—Recorder.
"Hatcher has not just written a mystery.
He actually probes who we really are inside as opposed to what image we present to the world."
—Cincinnati Post.
"Scotland Road – 1993 winner of the Lois and Richard Rosenthal's fifth-annual New Play Prize, wraps a suspenseful package of intrigue and psychodrama… the characters and their interactions, which both deepen and unravel the mystery, reveal that few people are what they seem. The result? A study in self-identity, a Gothic psychological thriller, and most of all – pure entertainment."
— Recorder
| Character |
|---|
| JOHN A man. Late thirties. |
| HALBRECH A woman. Thirties, forties. |
| THE WOMAN A woman. Late twenties, early thirties. |
| FRANCES KITTLE An elderly woman. Eighties, nineties. |
Lowry’s Spotlight Theatre presents “ Scotland Road” May 6 – June 3, 2017
Scotland Road is a American mystery play written by Jeffrey Hatcher and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (1996).
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