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January 2020
Infinity by Hannah Moscovitch
A surprising, funny, and revelatory new play about love, sex, and math. The cynical, skeptical daughter of a theoretical physicist and a composer, Sarah Jean’s clinical approach to love meets with little success. In this absorbing drama infused with science…
Find out more »Consumption Patterns by Kevin Shea
Take vacations. Shower regularly. Befriend the nanny. Hire a sex worker. Buy art. Murder the planet. Retire. Get comfy as a panicked CEO takes a surreal journey through the product pipeline. Surveying our vast economic landscape, Consumption Patterns reveals a…
Find out more »Every Silver Lining by Laura Piccinin & Allison Wither
This tender musical shines a light on grief and death as experienced for the first time by a group of teenagers. Every Silver Lining was a breakout hit of the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival, featuring a dynamic group of the…
Find out more »Mother’s Daughter by Kate Hennig
Keep your enemies close, and your family closer. The Tudor throne is empty, and three would-be Queens contend for the crown. Sisters turn against each other in a deadly struggle that threatens to tear the country apart. With Hennig’s trademark style…
Find out more »Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes by Hannah Moscovitch
WORLD PREMIERE “Do you know you’re coming on to me?” An author and star professor, wracked with self-loathing after a third divorce, catches himself admiring a student – a girl in a red coat. Turns out the girl is a…
Find out more »Paradise Lost by Erin Shields
In the role of a lifetime written especially for her, Canadian stage icon Lucy Peacock is Satan … as we’ve never seen Satan before. Seductive in snakeskin and as slick as a hi-tech guru, she makes a case for her…
Find out more »House and Home by Jenn Griffin
House and Home is a biting, comedic take on Vancouver’s current real estate crisis where property values are high, rental vacancy rates are low, and owning your own home is unaffordable for the average home buyer. Hilary, a waitress/poet turned social…
Find out more »Launching Fiction Podcast: The Familiar by Maggie Sulc
The Familiar, a new anthology fiction podcast written/co-produced/co-directed by Maggie Sulc, launches its first season on January 6, 2020. A new episode will release each Monday through February 24, 2020. The podcast will be freely available wherever you listen to…
Find out more »The Society For The Destitute Presents Titus Bouffonius by Colleen Murphy
The Society for the Destitute Theatre Network is pleased to welcome The Society For The Destitute Presents Titus Bouffonius. With their shockingly dark and deranged humour, this award-winning troupe is known to get audiences laughing so hard they lose their…
Find out more »The Neverending Story by David S. Craig
Embark on the quest of a lifetime. Hiding in an attic to avoid school bullies, a strangely magical book falls into the hands of ten-year-old Bastian: the tale of a hero’s quest to save the world of Fantastica from the…
Find out more »This is How We Got Here by Keith Barker
Meet Lucille, Paul, Liset and Jim. Best friends, sisters, spouses – stumbling in the dark one year after a tragic loss. They struggle to find each other again, when a mysterious fox shows up with a curious gift. Simultaneously heartbreaking…
Find out more »Reasonable Doubt by Joel Bernbaum, Lancelot Knight, and Yvette Nolan
WORLD PREMIERE About our community. Spoken by our community. A controversial court decision rocks Saskatchewan, unleashing pent up mistrust, pain and anger. The need for us to speak our truth becomes undeniable in the aftermath of Colten Boushie’s tragic death.…
Find out more »PlayConnect Reading with Andrew Kushnir
On January 29 at 8:00PM in Room 119 in the Research And Innovation Centre at the University of Regina, the award-winning playwright, playmaker and artistic director, Andrew Kushnir, will read from his produced work and work in progress. He will talk…
Find out more »Julie Salverson Reading & Discussion: Foolish Witness – Staying With The Trouble
Canadian writer, scholar and theatre artist Julie Salverson will read from her clown play about landmines "Boom", her cartoon clown opera "Shelter", and her nonfiction memoir "Lines of Flight." Salverson will talk about stepping up in volatile times and the…
Find out more »February 2020
Anywhere But Here by Carmen Aguirre
World Premiere A family. A border wall. A million memories and the quest for home. It’s 2020 at the US/Mexico border in Trump’s America. In 1979, a family drives back towards Chile from Canada. With past, present, and future encircling…
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