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January 2019
Buying the Farm by Shelley Hoffman and Stephen Sparks
Magnus Bjornson is a sixty-something down-to-earth bachelor who has worked on his family farm all his life. His smart-as-a-whip niece, Esme Van Fossen, has been helping her great-uncle for the past four months, but when issues arise things go awry.…
Find out more »February 2019
Suburban Standoff by Michael Grant
Ty, down on his luck attempts a home invasion with the help of his ex-stripper girlfriend Candy in hopes of some quick cash. However, they may have picked the wrong home. The home owners Hank and Nancy seem to know…
Find out more »New Magic Valley Fun Town by Daniel MacIvor
Cape Bretoner Dougie hasn’t seen his best childhood pal Allan in twenty-five years, so it’s no surprise that their reunion is a boisterous night of memories, laughter, drinking and dancing. But as evening becomes day, as the smiles begin to…
Find out more »March 2019
Changed Utterly by Joan Bryans
CHANGED UTTERLY a theatre verbatim play by Joan Bryans Who is this, founding member of the citizen army, gun in hand fighting for Ireland in the Easter Rebellion? Who is this woman stirring the pot to feed the strikers of…
Find out more »Halfway There by Norm Foster
Do you know the exact halfway point between the Equator and the North Pole? It's beautiful downtown Stewiacke, Nova Scotia. And do you know the best place to be in Stewiake? It's Junior's Diner. And the best time to be…
Find out more »Towards Youth: A Play on Radical Hope by Andrew Kushnir
See the world on one stage. Through the voices of young people. As democracies thin out all over the world, is there a radical hope to be found in the humble high school drama classroom? Dr. Kathleen Gallagher has spent…
Find out more »Redpatch by Sean Harris Oliver
By Raes Calvert and Sean Harris Oliver THE STORY OF AN INDIGENOUS SOLDIER Between 1914 and 1918, over four thousand Indigenous men volunteered to fight and die for Canada in WW1. Redpatch tells a part of this story through the eyes of…
Find out more »Self Help by Norm Foster
A married pair of second-rate actors become nationally renowned self-help gurus. Their newly found fame and fortune quickly unravels into a farcical comedy of errors as they struggle to maintain their new lifestyle.
Find out more »Bears by Matthew MacKenzie
As the prime suspect in a workplace accident, Floyd flees through the Rockies to escape the clutches of the RCMP. On his riveting journey westward to the Pacific, Floyd looks back on his childhood, meets some unlikely companions, and undergoes…
Find out more »Bears by Matthew MacKenzie
Bears - Written & Directed by Matthew MacKenzie Factory presents an Alberta Aboriginal Performing Arts and Punctuate! Theatre production As the prime suspect in a workplace accident, Floyd flees through the Rockies to escape the clutches of the RCMP. On…
Find out more »Behaviour By Darrah Teitel
Mara’s life is normal. She lives in Ottawa, has a good government job, a handsome partner, a new baby boy, and everything appears fine on the surface. Appearances can be deceiving. A world premiere about the abuse of power, political…
Find out more »The Atlantic premiere of Miss N Me by Catherine Banks
Produced by Sam Rosenthal of Eastern Front Theatre, Scotiabank Studio, Halifax, Nova Scotia The day before Dawna’s 25th wedding anniversary party she looks up to see a sky-writing message just for her. The clouds are obscuring a few letters but…
Find out more »Yev by Alison Darcy & Joseph Shragge
Montreal Arts Interculturels presents Scapegoat Carnivale's new play, with support from the National Arts Centre’s Collaborations program. For information on tickets go Here. Written and directed by Alison Darcy & Joseph Shragge Dramaturged by Sarah Elkashef Choreographed by Andrew Turner Cast: Trevor Barrette, Davide Chiazzese, Alison…
Find out more »Marine Life by Rosa Laborde
Western Canadian Premiere! The story revolves around an environmental activist who falls in love with her opposite, while her co-dependent brother spirals into chaotic self-destruction and does everything he can to push the lovers apart. This smart new play asks…
Find out more »New Works Festival featuring Chloe Whitehorn, Ciarán Myers, and Adrianna Prosser
Workshop performances of three new plays by the Whiskey Ginger Collective members: Scarred Leather by Adrianna Prosser Costumed staged reading of a supernatural Western. "You can’t beat Death, And you sure as hell can’t cheat Death, But one day you…
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