This production of Macbeth is set in the Appalachian Mountains, drawing on the striking parallels between Appalachian and Scottish folklore. Millions of years ago, the Appalachian Mountains and the Scottish Highlands were part of the same mountain range before the continents separated as Pangaea broke apart. While the landscapes evolved on opposite sides of the Atlantic, many of the stories that grew from them remained remarkably similar—filled with witches, spirits, omens, and a deep respect for the power of the natural world.

A poignant drama about two women whose lives are forever changed after a chance late-night encounter in New York City ends in a brutal act of violence. As the aftermath unfolds, the play explores love, identity, compassion, and resilience, revealing how unexpected connections can transform lives.