Name: Scotland, PA
Start: 2019-09-14 00:00:00
End: 2019-12-08 18:00:00
Location: Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre

Revenge is a dish best served with fries.

This deliciously dark new musical comedy, based on the cult film (and the bard's Macbeth), springs to life in a sleepy Pennsylvania town (population 1,203—and dropping), where a burger-joint manager and his wife cook up a plan to super-size their lives. As their ambitions grow and the bodies fall, the couple finds out just how far they’ll go for a taste of the oh-so-tempting American dream.

“Scotland, PA is a kick-ass party!”
—Jesse Green, The New York Times

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Three actors in bright, jewel-toned, bohemian outfits hold their arms like they're casting a spell. In front of them, a man in a flannel and glasses slowly falls to the floor. — Kaleb Wells, Wonu Ogunfowora, Alysha Umphress, and Ryan McCartan
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A group of actors joyfully dance with paper bags all around the set of a diner in the middle of the woods with glowing red lights. — The company of SCOTLAND, PA
Nina Goodheart

A woman straddles the leg of a man sitting on the ground and holds her face close to his as she grabs the collar of his flannel shirt. — Taylor Iman Jones and Ryan McCartan
Nina Goodheart

A man and woman hold each other close while standing on top of a metal table in the back of a diner kitchen. Three beams of blue and purple light shower them. — Taylor Iman Jones and Ryan McCartan
Nina Goodheart

A man with long hair smiles and holds his arms outstretched. He wears a lavish, silk red robe. — Jay Armstrong Johnson
Nina Goodheart

A group of actors stand around a large yellow upside down W in a dark forest at sundown. — The company of SCOTLAND, PA
Nina Goodheart

Running Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission.

Duncan: Jeb Brown
Banko: Jay Armstrong Johnson
Pat: Taylor Iman Jones
Mrs. Lenox: Lacretta
McDuff: Megan Lawrence
Mac: Ryan McCartan
Malcolm: Will Meyers
Stacey: Wonu Ogunfowora
Doug: David Rossmer
Jessie: Alysha Umphress
Hector: Kaleb Wells
u/s McDuff, Mrs. Lenox: Heather Ayers
u/s Mac, Hector: Jimmy Brewer
u/s Malcolm/Bert, Hector: Evan Daves
u/s Duncan/Ray, Doug/Andy/Gary: Deven May
Dance Captain, u/s Pat, Jessie, Stacey: Alanna Saunders

Book: Michael Mitnick
Music & Lyrics: Adam Gwon
Scenic Design: Anna Louizos
Costume Design: Tracy Christensen
Lighting Design: Jeanette Yew
Sound Design: Jon Weston
Hair, Wig & Make-up Design: J. Jared Janas
Orchestrations: Frank Galgano & Matt Castle
Fight Director: Thomas Schall
Production Stage Manager: Timothy R. Semon
Music Director: Vadim Feichtner
Choreographer: Josh Rhodes
Director: Lonny Price
Original Screenplay: Billy Morrissette

Three actors look at each other deviously in the rehearsal studio. Behind them, an actor stands behind a row of three music stands. — Kaleb Wells, Ryan McCartan, Alysha Umphress and Wonu Ogunfowora
Jeremy Daniel

A man with glasses sits behind a fold out table with other creative team members to watch rehearsal. — Composer and Lyricist Adam Gwon
Jeremy Daniel

A man with long hair and round glasses smils while watching an actress sing with her arms outstretched in the rehearsal studio. — Book Writer Michael Mitnick
Jeremy Daniel

Blurred in the foreground are two actors, and in between them in the background, in focus, is the director giving them a note. — Director Lonny Price
Jeremy Daniel

A young woman puts her arm around a young man who sits sideways on a wooden chair in the rehearsal studio. — Ryan McCartan and Taylor Iman Jones
Jeremy Daniel

A woman rests her hands on her cheeks and smiles while she leans on a black piano and speaks with a man standing at the piano. — Music Director Vadim Feichtner and Lacretta
Jeremy Daniel

A Roundabout commission.

Based on a film written by Billy Morrissette and produced by Richard Shepard, Jon Stern, Abandon Pictures.

Scotland, PA received a developmental reading at the American Music Theatre Project at Northwestern University in October 2018.

Major support for Scotland, PA is provided by Hal Luftig/LHC Theatrical Development, Ken Davenport, Sara Miller McCune, CJ ENM, Josh Lehrer and Jeffrey Seller, Perry and Marty Granoff, The Lupin Foundation and The Ted & Mary Jo Shen Charitable Fund.

Scotland, PA benefits from Roundabout’s Musical Theatre Production Fund with lead gifts from the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Michael Kors and Lance Le Pere, Diane and Tom Tuft, and Cynthia C. Wainwright and Stephen Berger.