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Adaptation is a way of commenting on an existing piece of literary work and in so doing the process of adaptation often transforms characters to a remarkable extent. The contemporary adaptations of Lady Macbeth, for instance, destabilize the image of ‘fiend-like queen’ and recreate the character from a revisionist approach, which is characterized by motherly love, freedom and respect. David Greig’s Dunsinane shows one such instance in the character of Gruach. This article attempts to show the similarities and differences between Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth and David Greig’s Gruach. To achieve this end, a parallel discussion between these two characters has been forwarded. The result is the emergence of a brave, heroic, caring, patriotic Lady Macbeth in the form of Gruach.

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No Longer the Fiend but Every Inch a Queen: Reading the Transformation of Lady Macbeth in David Greig’s Dunsinane (2010) through the Lens of Adaptation Studies