SHEPHERD’S WARNING explores identity, class, broken families, and how - when life as we know it comes to an end - we’re forced to choose what really matters. Cassie, Bethany and David are estranged siblings who were separated by the foster care system in Scotland. But, after the sudden passing of their mother, they’re thrown back into each other’s juxtaposing worlds. Whilst they are making up for lost time, the climate clock is ticking faster than ever. Can the siblings reconcile before it’s too late?

“Shepherd’s Warning covers a lot of heavy themes, all with an excellent Scottish wit and humour. The play has a very complex and winding plot line, ensuring the audience never knows what is going to happen next. The dialogue is well written, fast paced and drops in just enough humour to keep the audience locked in. 
The performances across the board were very strong. Kari Hall’s, Cassie, was feisty, fiery and impassioned, and they had a real presence and tenacity to their performance.”