First production of this play by an all-American team kicks off the new season at MTC!
Marin Theatre Company's 2022/23 season kicks off with David Greig’s acclaimed play, Dunsinane, September 22 – October 16.
Being produced for the first time by an American team, Dunsinane is a captivating, imagined sequel to Shakespeare’s Macbeth that explores one man's attempt to restore peace in a country consumed by war.
Macbeth is dead. Under cover of night, the English army has swept in, killed the tyrant and claimed Scotland's seat of power. But efforts to restore order appear futile as the situation spins out of control.
Fierce one minute and funny the next, Scottish playwright David Greig's extraordinary ability to infuse a dark story with rich humor results in a lively, vital examination of power—illuminating uncanny parallels between Scotland's medieval and present-day political landscapes around the world.
Directed by MTC Artistic Director Jasson Minakdakis, and in partnership with Tamalpais High School’s Conservatory Theatre Ensemble, Dunsinane will feature Aldo Billingslea and Lisa Anne Porter.
$43.50 - $65.50
Phone: 415.388.5208
Email: boxoffice@marintheatre.org
Additional time info:
Evenings, Tue-Sat: 7:30 pm (except Thu 10/13 and Sat 10/15)
Matinees, Sat-Sun: 2:00 pm (except 9/24-25)
Sunday preview, 9/25: 4:00 pm
Thursday Perspectives 10/13: 1:00 pm
2022/09/22 - 2022/10/16
Marin Theatre Company
397 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Please arrive at the theater early enough to give yourself ample time to find parking.
Parking lots are conveniently located adjacent to the theater, but DO NOT park in front of an open business, especially in the Eggers Plaza parking lot behind the theater, as your car may be towed. Parking along creek in the Eggers Plaza parking lot is allowed.
If these lots are full, free street parking is available on Miller Avenue and on the neighborhood streets around the theater. We recommend that you arrive at the theater at least a half hour prior to curtain.
Please be aware: Cars parked in front of open businesses may be towed.