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“BRONTË: THE WORLD WITHOUT” by Jordi Mand
Three sisters live in poverty with their ailing father and dissolute, dying brother, jealously guarding the secrets of their disappointed hearts. But desperation drives them to a life-changing choice, as they reveal the literary talents that will win them world-wide…
Find out more »The Dream Life of Teresa Harris – Penn Kemp
Join local poet and playwright Penn Kemp for an afternoon of readings from The Dream Life of Teresa Harris and Local Heroes, paired with a viewing of ‘Augmented Reality’ exhibit by artist Mary McDonald. These visual portals will be displayed throughout the house. Books…
Find out more »Judith: Memories of a Lady Pig Farmer by Heather Davies
A young woman leaves the home farm (a pig operation) to move to the big city. Her parents plead with her to stay and take over the farm, but Judith wants none of it; she sees nothing but bright lights…
Find out more »Buying The Farm by Shelley Hoffman and Stephen Sparks
The premiere of a romantic comedy about farming and development - all wrapped up in 100 acres! Change is in the air! Magnus Bjornson has some issues. His finances are in tatters, his great niece is hiding out, his health is…
Find out more »“Self Help” by Norm Foster
A couple of married, second-rate actors decide to reinvent themselves as nationally renowned self-help gurus in order to improve their lot. Unimaginable success follows until their lives threaten to unravel in a hilarious farce as they try to hold on…
Find out more »“The Ladies Foursome” by Norm Foster
A heartwarming and often hilarious story of friendship inspired by Norm Foster’s popular play The Foursome. The day after their friend Catherine’s funeral, Margot, Tate and Connie gather for a round of golf in honour of their departed friend. They are…
Find out more »“Wrong For Each Other” by Norm Foster
How can things which begin so right end up so wrong? Four years after their divorce, Norah and Rudy meet by chance in a big-city restaurant. Overcoming the awkwardness of the situation, they decide to have lunch together. Despite very…
Find out more »“Grand Summer Play Sale!” at the Canadian Play Outlet
For one day only, from 10am to 4pm, the Canadian Play Outlet will be collecting all excess backroom stock for a HUGE SALE. Playscripts will be marked down to anywhere between $2 - $20! Stay tuned for a full list…
Find out more »“Photographic Evidence” by Rex Deverell
Visionary artist. Granddaughter of famous writer Susanna Moodie. Follow Geraldine Moodie on her journey to becoming one of the first female professional photographers in the nation while wrestling with her and her husband’s complicity in the Canadian colonial enterprise. Photographic…
Find out more »Mary’s Wedding by Stephen Massicotte
Directed by Jay Wilson July 7 to July 21 | McCrae House National Historic Site, Guelph, Ontario On the eve of her wedding, Mary Chalmers dreams of Charlie, her first love. Set in Western Canada during the First World War,…
Find out more »Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town – the musical
Book by Craig Cassils and Robin Richardson Music by Craig Cassils Orchestration by Jeff Christmas Based on the novel by Stephen Leacock Western Canada premiere by RuBarb Productions, Moose Jaw, SK as part of their Summer Theatre Fest July 21…
Find out more »Law of the Land – B.C.
The Caravan Farm Theatre remounts Peter Anderson's 1982 comedy about land-use and coal, with a new musical score by John Millard. Law of the Land An Electrifying Comedy from the team behind The Ballad of Weedy Peetstraw JULY 24 -…
Find out more »“Book Club” by Kristen Da Silva
Three girls, three boys, an exchange of ideas, an exploration of a favourite book....that was the plan, or was it? Everyone gets more than they bargained for when "Book Club" gets out of hand. Lots gets said, but precious little…
Find out more »“Rocko and Nakota: Tales from the Land” by Josh Languedoc
Meet Nakota. A young boy who is trying to write the greatest story ever. One day, his grandfather, 103-year-old Rocko, comes over for a visit. Next thing Nakota knows, he is whisked away into a world of stories that are…
Find out more »“Sapientia” by Joseph Shragge
Written in the 10th century by Hroswitha of Gandersheim, history's first female playwright, Sapientia is a proto-feminist story about a Christian noblewoman who, when faced with religious persecution from the Roman emperor, chooses to martyr her three children. Through divine…
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