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Scotland Road
Jeffrey Hatcher
Opening Date:
January 8, 1999
Closing Date:
January 30, 1999
A mysterious woman claiming to have survived the Titanic is questioned in a tense, atmospheric drama about memory, truth, and obsession.
Cast & Crew
CAST: Ron Roper (John); April Sandefer (Halbrech); Angi Bruss (Woman); Suzanne Charney (Frances Kittle)
CREW: Rhonda Clark (Director); Nick Backes (Set design and specialty painting); Don Shirey (Set construction); Angela Marks (Lighting design); Mary Freeh (Costumes); Joe Daleo (Sound design); Bob Cross (Stage manager and light board); Mona Cross (Assistant stage manager and props); Bob Bates (Sound operator); Richie Rayfield (Running crew)
Production Notes
Original CST page includes playwright Jeffrey Hatcher’s account, excerpted from In Theatre Magazine (January 30, 1998), of the play’s origins: a 1991 road trip, an 1826 frozen-man hoax attributed to William Godwin, and a Weekly World News headline about a Titanic survivor found on an iceberg. Franci Hart’s January 13, 1999 Oklahoman review “Cast Keeps Play Afloat” was mixed, criticizing excessive exposition but praising performances and Rhonda Clark’s pacing. Special thanks: NCS Medical Equipment, Mathis Brothers Furniture, Cort Furniture Rental, Jon Womastek, Doobie Potter, Marcellus Hankins, Terry Veal, Vikki Simer, Robert Erwin, Randy Gouge. Dramatists Play Service license. Original show logo is verified; no original production photographs identified.
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