The
scottish
play
Group Size: 2 to 7
Cost: Tiered pricing
2-3 Players - $115 flat rate
4-6 players - $30 per adult/$28 per student
7+ players - $28 per adult/$25 per student
Children 8 and under $10 each
Please call us about specials and discounts for SOU/RCC students and birthday celebrations for groups of 6 or more.
Age appropriateness: all ages welcome but games with more than 2 players under the age of 14 must be accompanied by one paying adult. Some younger children may find some surprise elements startling but there are no macabre features.
Time to complete: 60 Minutes
Level of Difficulty: 3 out of 5 (appropriate for all experience levels)
Accessibility: a few steps, uneven surfaces and narrow doorways.
Location: 509 Siskiyou Blvd. Dedicated street bay parking.
The scottish play
Location: 509 Siskiyou Blvd
... a play by William Shakespeare, that, according to theatre legend, has been cursed since its first performance in 1606--a play so powerful that an old superstition says its name should never be said aloud in the theater, and for those that do, injuries, falls, death and other mysterious events have been the result.
And yet the unfortunate cast of the Old Vic Theatre failed to take the superstition seriously, and the ensuing strange sounds and happenings prompted the cast to flee with no opening date in sight. You and your group of understudies must solve the mystery before another tragedy strikes. Can you unravel the clues to relinquish the 400-year-old Celtic curse and avoid bringing down further disaster by not uttering “the play that shall not be named"?
No knowledge of Shakespeare or Macbeth in order to enjoy this game; accessible to all players.
Designed in partnership with an OSF artistic team, Escape Ashland’s newest escape adventure is our most immersive and inventive escape room yet. Set in an "abandoned theater" with sets inspired from Macbeth and Celtic culture, this intimate playing environment is best suited to groups of 6 or fewer but can accommodate groups of 7. Please call for more details.