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January 2019
Crees in the Carribean by Drew Hayden Taylor
A heart-warming comedy from one of Canada’s leading First Nations playwrights and humourists. Crees in the Caribbean is the story of two middle-aged First Nations seniors, Evie and Cecil, on their very first trip out of the country. The couple’s children…
Find out more »Canadian Rajah by Dave Carley
Canadian Rajah is the incredible and true story of Esca Brooke. Born in Sarawak (now part of Malaysia), Esca was the son of that country's legendary White Rajah and his Malay wife. When the Rajah added an English wife to the…
Find out more »Miss Teen by Michele Riml
When her awkward daughter inexplicably wins the local Miss Teen Pageant, a struggling single mother seizes the opportunity to improve her family’s difficult circumstances. Determined to help her daughter succeed, she resorts to increasingly desperate measures, even as the glare…
Find out more »Canadian Rajah by Dave Carley
Canadian Rajah is the incredible and true story of Esca Brooke. Born in Sarawak (now part of Malaysia), Esca was the son of that country's legendary White Rajah and his Malay wife. When the Rajah added an English wife to the…
Find out more »Miss Teen by Michele Riml
When her awkward daughter inexplicably wins the local Miss Teen Pageant, a struggling single mother seizes the opportunity to improve her family’s difficult circumstances. Determined to help her daughter succeed, she resorts to increasingly desperate measures, even as the glare…
Find out more »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 »Hedda, Reimagined by Frances Koncan
A house is a monument. It stands, unchanged, while leaves and time and teardrops fall all around its walls. They say some houses can never be homes, that some houses are born evil. They say this about people, too. An…
Find out more »February 2019
Canadian Rajah by Dave Carley
Canadian Rajah is the incredible and true story of Esca Brooke. Born in Sarawak (now part of Malaysia), Esca was the son of that country's legendary White Rajah and his Malay wife. When the Rajah added an English wife to the…
Find out more »Miss Teen by Michele Riml
When her awkward daughter inexplicably wins the local Miss Teen Pageant, a struggling single mother seizes the opportunity to improve her family’s difficult circumstances. Determined to help her daughter succeed, she resorts to increasingly desperate measures, even as the glare…
Find out more »Hedda, Reimagined by Frances Koncan
A house is a monument. It stands, unchanged, while leaves and time and teardrops fall all around its walls. They say some houses can never be homes, that some houses are born evil. They say this about people, too. An…
Find out more »Canadian Rajah by Dave Carley
Canadian Rajah is the incredible and true story of Esca Brooke. Born in Sarawak (now part of Malaysia), Esca was the son of that country's legendary White Rajah and his Malay wife. When the Rajah added an English wife to the…
Find out more »Miss Teen by Michele Riml
When her awkward daughter inexplicably wins the local Miss Teen Pageant, a struggling single mother seizes the opportunity to improve her family’s difficult circumstances. Determined to help her daughter succeed, she resorts to increasingly desperate measures, even as the glare…
Find out more »Hedda, Reimagined by Frances Koncan
A house is a monument. It stands, unchanged, while leaves and time and teardrops fall all around its walls. They say some houses can never be homes, that some houses are born evil. They say this about people, too. An…
Find out more »Hedda, Reimagined by Frances Koncan
A house is a monument. It stands, unchanged, while leaves and time and teardrops fall all around its walls. They say some houses can never be homes, that some houses are born evil. They say this about people, too. An…
Find out more »Miss Teen by Michele Riml
When her awkward daughter inexplicably wins the local Miss Teen Pageant, a struggling single mother seizes the opportunity to improve her family’s difficult circumstances. Determined to help her daughter succeed, she resorts to increasingly desperate measures, even as the glare…
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