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Imperfect by Mary Burns
An imaginative exploration of institutionalization, inspired by one of the old "schools" for the developmentally disabled. People bring their children to the "I" seeking help, but only the kids know what it's like to live there and many of them can't speak. This play reveals what can happen to parents,...
Blue Box by Carmen Aguirre
Interweaving recollections of her impassioned revolutionary life in Chile with her fleeting attempts to sustain a volatile romantic relationship in Los Angeles, Carmen Aguirre's one-woman show "Blue Box" explores the tensions between love for the political cause and love for another. As ever, Aguirre is assertive, sexy and political, sharing...
Draining the Swamp by Desmond Price, Dawn Moore, and Kevin Michael Cripps
Draining the Swamp is cautionary tale that takes a comedic jab at The One and the One Percent. Comic mayhem ensues when THE BOSS fires THE APPRENTICE, shoots THE DRIVER, and gets arrested for murder. THE BOSS sets out on a journey with THE APPRENTICE and THE DRIVER. The goal...
The Fan by David S. Craig
An adaptation of Carlo Goldoni, the play follows a fan dropped by a young lady from a balcony into the village piazza. It breaks. Her lover secretly tries to replace it. The new fan sets out on a journey from shopkeeper to seamstress to innkeeper to shoemaker to Baron and...
The Waiting Room by David Laing Dawson
Alice's dementia is progressing. The whole family (Alice, husband Charles, son Richard, grandson Christopher, and daughter-in-law Sharon) visit a Nursing Home to explore options for Alice. Christopher is a reluctant teen; Sharon is the caretaker in the family; Richard is late arriving; Alice is befuddled and frightened; and Charles tries...
Mrs. Dexter and Her Daily by Joanna McClelland Glass
For the past ten years Edith Dexter has employed Peggy Randall as her housekeeper. Now the time has come for them to part ways: Mrs. Dexter is moving from her large Toronto home after a difficult divorce. The women prepare the house for potential buyers and simultaneously reflect on their...
Forgiveness adapted by Hiro Kanagawa
Available in both digital and paperback versions - please select format above before adding to cart. Adapted from the memoir Forgiveness: A Gift From My Grandparents by Mark Sakamoto. Mitsue Sakamoto and Ralph MacLean both suffered tremendous loss during WWII: Mitsue as a survivor of a Japanese Canadian internment camp, and...
Bitter Rose and Three Storey, Ocean View by Catherine Banks
Bitter Rose Barricaded in the basement family room, Rose (43) examines her life. For sixteen years she has made small choices (she thought), but on the morning her husband leaves to meet a female graduate student, she realises she has betrayed that girl artist inside of her. Often painfully funny...
Cafe Daughter by Kenneth T. Williams
Café Daughter is a one-woman drama inspired by a true story about a Chinese-Cree girl growing up in Saskatchewan in the 1950s and 60s. Charlie Wong emigrated from China to rural Saskatchewan, where he opened a restaurant. But provincial law prevented Charlie from hiring white women to work for him....
Time Bomb by Betty Jane Wylie
A group of ex mental patients struggle for self-esteem and human dignity in a boarding house. Based on the author's undercover experience. First Produced: 1986 at the Waterloo Playhouse, Iowa. Running TIme: 105 minutes Acts: 2 Male Cast: 3 Female Cast: 3
