SCENE LIST

Act One

Scene One Hannay’s flat, London

Scene Two Cockney Music Hall, London

Scene Three Hannay’s flat, night

Scene Four Hannay’s flat, very late

Scene Five Lobby, morning

Scene Six Hannay’s flat, morning

Scene Seven Edinburgh train, day

Scene Eight Edinburgh Station, day

Scene Nine Highland train, day

Scene Ten Forth Bridge, night

Scene Eleven On the moors

Scene Twelve Crofter’s cottage, outside

Scene Thirteen Crofter’s cottage

Scene Fourteen Crofter’s cottage, midnight

Scene Fifteen Scottish Moors, dawn

Scene Sixteen Alt Na Shellach

Scene Seventeen Alt Na Shellach, interior

Scene Eighteen The Professor’s study

Act Two

Scene Nineteen Sheriff’s Office

Scene Twenty City streets

Scene Twenty-One Assembly Hall

Scene Twenty-Two Assembly Hall, foyer

Scene Twenty-Three Police Car, night

Scene Twenty-Four Police Car and moor

Scene Twenty-Five The Dark Moors

Scene Twenty-Six McGarrigle Hotel

Scene Twenty-Seven Hotel bedroom

Scene Twenty-Eight Hotel lobby, night

Scene Twenty-Nine Hotel bedroom

Scene Thirty London Palladium, stage

Scene Thirty-One London Palladium, backstage

Scene Thirty-Two Outside Palladium, night

Scene Thirty-Three Hannay’s flat, night

NICHOLAS DUNN (Richard Hannay) is jubilant to be back at the Grand Theatre after appearing last season in Noises Off, and in Inherit the Wind a really, really long time ago. Other Utah credits include Pioneer Theatre Company (Romeo & Juliet, Othello, 42nd Street) The Lyric Rep Company (Amadeus, Big River, Private Lives, Mousetrap, Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged), Pinnacle Acting Company (Mauritius, The Beauty Queen of Lenane), Wasatch Theatre Company (Wit, Dinner) and the SimonFest (Come Blow Your Horn). Nick has also appeared on screen with Hallmark, Magnolia Pictures, the WB, KUED-PBS, and in a number of commercials, including Verizon, Microsoft, and the Utah Jazz. He holds a BFA from the U of U and an MFA from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. Nick teaches in the theatre department at the University of Utah.

MAX HUFTALIN (Clown Two) is delighted to be returning to The Grand, and to be working with such a talented group of artists. Max is a graduate of Westminster College with a BFA in Theatre Performance and has performed with various companies across the valley, including Company of Cohorts, a company he built with his college classmates and friends, for which he wrote several short plays. Previous credits at The Grand include To Kill a Mockingbird (Jem), A Streetcar Named Desire (Doctor), and Oliver! (the Artful Dodger); Mercury (Nick) at the Salt Lake Acting Company; The Importance of Being Earnest (Algernon) and Mauritius (Dennis) with Pinnacle Acting Company; and The Byron Five (Kipling) and With You (Nick) with Company of Cohorts.

MARA LEFLER (Woman) has an MFA in Acting from Indiana University. She teaches acting, audition technique, Shakespeare, and devised theatre. Her most recent roles include work with SONDERimmersive as Martha Gellhorn in Hemingway and the Byrd and Maria in Through Yonder Window; Colleen/Bart in Mr. Burns: A post-electric play; and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing. She has worked at multiple theatres in Utah, Indiana, and California. Utah credits include The Ziegfeld’s A Comedy of Errors (Adriana), Utah Shakespeare Festival’s educational tour of A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Titania) and HCT’s A Bundle of Trouble (Maggie). Indiana