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Assumption by Cathy LeSage & Anna Sudac, written with Christine Jefferson & Joanne McAlpine
"All families are dysfunctional. Some are just better at hiding it". Set at the Assumption Bed & Breakfast, the play follows an afternoon in the lives of the Sheehans, a quirky group of siblings who meet for a long-awaited family reunion. The Sheehans appear one by one , each with...
Dreaming in Autism by Christine Rodriguez
A mother who has high hopes for her baby boy soon learns that he has autism. She's forced not only to deal with the disappointment and challenges but also to take on the struggle to help her son thrive and become socially accepted. Sad, funny, but mostly full of love....
Mules by Daniela Vlaskalic and Beth Graham
Holed up in a washroom in Vancouver’s International Airport, Cindy and Crystal are fighting for their lives. Crystal has a belly full of heroine and a limited time to get it out of her system and Cindy is trying to keep her violent drug smuggling boyfriend at bay. A dark...
Jason by Betty Jane Wylie
Jason is a mentally challenged young man applying for permission to rent an apartment in subsidized housing. He is being interviewed. (The audience is his "jury"). Whilke answering questions he reveals more of himself than is expected. Year Printed: 1997 First Produced: 1991 at the Under the Umbrella Festival, Toronto....
Unholy by Diane Flacks
Available in both digital and paperback versions - please select format above before adding to cart. Should women abandon religion? Four female panellists face off in a wild, whip-smart televised debate about the intersection of religion and misogyny. On one side, there’s Maryam, a progressive Muslim lawyer, and Yehudit, an...
The Good Bride by Rosemary Rowe
Every night from 3pm to midnight, 15 year old Quiverfull Christian Maranatha Graham puts on her wedding dress and hopes that today will be the day her 28 year old groom Pete comes to claim her. Daddy, the paster, sent her to the Pullmans’ house to wait until God tells...
Morrissey by Peter Weston
Morrissey is a fast paced office comedy about the heroes and odd balls tasked with securing the approvals for the controversial of controversial land use permissions, assisted and social housing projects. The story line follows the trajectory of the playwright's decades long career in the field - but it is...
Boiler Room Suite by Rex Deverell
Two of life's losers pass an evening huddled for warmth in the basement of a derelict prairie hotel. Together they act out their fantasies, trying to bring "a little warmth, a little kindness to each other's lives." Winner, 1978 Canadian Authors' Association Award. Keywords: Homelessness, transients, poverty, imagination Year Printed:...
The Fiancée by Holly Lewis
Lucy gets engaged to three men during World War II because “No one should have to go over- seas without someone to come home to.” A lovely thought, until the war ends and all three arrive at her apartment on the same evening - the apartment Lucy and her sister...
Stag & Doe/Bed and Breakfast by Mark Crawford
Stag & Doe Bonnie and Brad are throwing a party to pay for their upcoming wedding. Their Maid of Honour, Dee, is still getting over being left at the altar seven years ago. Mandy and Rob are getting married today, even though their big white tent blew away in last...
