"The Cheviot" is a play written by John McGrath in 1973. It explores the impact of the Highland Clearances on the Scottish people, focusing on the struggles between the landowners and the tenants. The story is set in the Cheviot Hills, a range of hills in the Scottish Borders, and combines elements of traditional Scottish culture with political themes. The play is notable for its use of a mix of English and Scots dialects, making it accessible to a wide audience. It incorporates music and storytelling, reflecting the rich heritage of the Scottish people while addressing issues of land rights and social justice.