The Hamburg Players present "Scotland Road"

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Scotland Road by Jeffrey Hatcher

A young woman (Joana O’Neil) dressed in the style of the early 20th
century is found on an iceberg in the North Atlantic. She says only one
word: ‘Titanic’. To find out who she is and where she comes from, she
has been taken to a small town in Maine, where she is questioned and
compelled to talk by Dr. Halbrech (Lori Grosland) and John Astor (Niels
Hamdorf). The strange woman persists in her story that she is a Titanic
survivor. A confrontation with the Titanic's last known survivor, Miss
Kittle (Ursula Schmidt), brings surprising results, but still doesn’t
reveal the young woman’s secret. Suddenly more questions abound: Who are
Halbrech and John really? Why don't they permit the strange woman
contact with the outside world? What do they want from her and what can
she give them?

The Hamburg Players start off the year 2007 with a mysterious drama
about one of the great tragedies of the 20th century. Under the assured
direction of Henrik Zawischa, our ensemble navigates the rough sea of
history, memory and dreams.

Performances are from 14th to 17th and from 21st to 24th Febrauary 2007
with performances starting at 19.30 hours. There is a Matinee on
Saturday 17th February 2007 at 15.30 hours. All performances take place
at Theater an der Marschnerstraße, Marschnerstraße 46, 3 minutes on foot
from U-Bahn Hamburger Straße.

Tickets can be obtain in advance from HP Hotline 040-7131399,
Theaterbüro 040-292665 or by email, tickets@hamburgplayers.de. Further
information can be obtain from our website www.hamburgplayers.de

Contact:
Birgit Brink, 040-63273458, birgit@b-brink.de
Kristine Löschmann, Kristy.Lee@web.de

New play is starting tonight. A snake in the grass
Robert Berridge