Rob-Roy

Set against the rugged foothills of early‑18th‑century Scotland, the story follows a notorious figure whose name still rattles through valley and glen. Born into a modest gentry family, he would forgo any claim to power, instead carving a legend that blends the daring of a highwayman with the charm of a folk hero. As he roams the borders of Glasgow’s bustling market town and the windswept highlands, his daring raids and uncanny political savvy draw both admiration and outrage from the common folk and the authorities alike.

Listeners are invited into a world where loyalty is bought with bravery, and every tavern whisper hints at the next bold escapade. The narrative captures the tension between law and liberty, painting vivid pictures of moonlit escapes, secret alliances, and the restless spirit that fuels his rebellion. As the first act unfolds, the stage is set for a captivating clash of wit, danger, and the timeless allure of a man who lives on the edge of legend.