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Aging Gracelessly by Anthony Keenleyside
This is a two-act comedy about aging. The play takes place over one week in the lives of four seniors, and their unseen friends and families. Martin is about to turn 70 and is not happy about the prospect. His wife Sheila tries to convince him that he should embrace...
Sinners by Norm Foster
Available in both digital and paperback versions - please select format above before adding to cart. A furniture store owner is having an affair with the local minister’s wife. The situation becomes complicated when the minister comes home unexpectedly. An intricate web of deceit is hilariously exposed as the police,...
Hamburger by Ciarán Myers
A dark comedy about sexual politics in the food industry. "This new comedic two-hander might have us coming back for seconds." ~ NOW Magazine."This show proved to be intimate, funny, and charming with a hint of sexual tension. ... NOT TO BE MISSED." ~ Mooney on Theatre Keywords: hamburger, food, restaurant,...
Yellow Bellies by Johnny Wideman & Rebecca Steiner
Yellow Bellies is an historical drama that highlights the experiences and public response to Mennonite Conscientious Objectors during WWII. This episodic tale takes audiences across Canada, featuring verbatim interviews, fictionalized scenes, and live music from an often overlooked chapter of Canadian history. Keywords: World War Two, WWII, Conscientious Objection, Peace, Internment...
The County Town by Greg Longfellow
Bruce County in the 1860s. The mayors of 9 towns have been battling for 10 years for the title of County Town. Ross Munro, the rapacious mayor of Southampton whose style bears an uncanny resemblance to Donald Trump, launches an aggressive and devious campaign to gain the title which will...
Leaving Marjorie Bliss by John Spurway
Edythe and Maxine are long-term residents of the Marjorie Bliss Retirement Home. Audrey is a recent addition. They spend a lot of time playing cards. Talk around the card table includes complaining about the living conditions, which aren’t the best. They decide to pool their resources and move out. However,...
Amongst the Monsters by Jared Mallard
Dr. Henry Howard Holmes, also known as H.H. Holmes was one of the first documented American serial killers. His story sounds like a work of fiction, but his macabre tale is as factual as it is terrifying. During the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, Holmes preyed on the public; in...
Living Curiosities or What You Will by Mary Vingoe
A look at the story of Anna Swan, a giantess from Nova Scotia who is sent to P. T. Barnum's famed American Museum in New York City. Anna soon realizes that she is out of her element in the city, and longs to return home. Determined to make the best...
Anomie by Wren Brian
“anomie (noun) – the lack of the usual social or ethical standards in an individual or group.”When everything is taken away, what’s left?Two people struggle against each other and the empty space they’re trapped in to find a way out. Not knowing how or why they ended up in an...
The Ranger by Katłįà (Catherine) Lafferty
Note from the playwright: "The Ranger is based on a trip that I took to my grandmother's homeland a few years ago. It is about a modern day legend who tries to protect a group of travelers from a shapeshifter without their knowledge. This short play is a spin off...
