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After Macbeth’s defeat, English commander Siward tries to build a new order in Scotland while Gruach continues the Moray claim to the throne through herself and her son. Their struggle, alongside resistance to the English occupation, extends Shakespeare’s history into a drama of nation-building and continuing violence.
Helen and Danny’s quiet celebration of her pregnancy is interrupted by her blood-covered brother Liam, who says he found an injured boy. As his story shifts, Helen and Danny suspect that Liam committed a racist assault; Helen then pressures Danny to intimidate the victim to prevent police involvement, fracturing the family over the course of the night.
A stage portrait of British politician Enoch Powell, played in the premiere by Ian McDiarmid.
After Macbeth’s defeat, English commander Siward tries to build a new order in Scotland while Gruach continues the Moray claim to the throne through herself and her son. Their struggle, alongside resistance to the English occupation, extends Shakespeare’s history into a drama of nation-building and continuing violence.
Helen and Danny’s quiet celebration of her pregnancy is interrupted by her blood-covered brother Liam, who says he found an injured boy. As his story shifts, Helen and Danny suspect that Liam committed a racist assault; Helen then pressures Danny to intimidate the victim to prevent police involvement, fracturing the family over the course of the night.
A stage portrait of British politician Enoch Powell, played in the premiere by Ian McDiarmid.