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April 2019
Bed & Breakfast By Mark Crawford
A CHARMING COMEDY ABOUT BEING OUT AND FINDING HOME When Brett inherits a family estate, he and his partner, Drew, move to a quiet little tourist town to set up a B&B. But will these big city boys face friction…
Find out more »“Guarded Girls” by Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman
Tarragon Theatre in association with Green Light Arts presents the world premiere of Guarded Girls by Governor General’s Literary Award nominee, Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman. The psychological destruction brought on by solitary confinement is at the heart of this wrenching and powerful new play. When 19-year-old…
Find out more »“Old Stock” by Hannah Moscovitch
Tarragon Theatre in association with 2b theatre present Old Stock, A new play from Governor General’s Award-winner and recipient of the prestigious Yale University Windham-Campbell Prize, Hannah Moscovitch. Halifax, 1908: two Romanian Jews stand in line at Pier 21 in Halifax, would-be immigrants…
Find out more »Dead People’s Things by Dave Deveau
Phyllis, a Millennial, inherits a house and all of its contents after her estranged hoarder aunt commits suicide. She then must work with neighbour Beatrice, a Baby Boomer who has been named executrix, to try and make some sense of…
Find out more »C’MON ANGIE! by Amy Lee Lavoie
"A thoughtful and provocative contribution to one of the most compelling issues of our time. " -The Vancouver Sun Following its critically acclaimed world premiere in Vancouver, C'mon Angie! by Amy Lee Lavoie will receive its first Toronto production at The Assembly Theatre. Presented…
Find out more »The Horse and His Boy by Anna Chatterton
WORLD PREMIERE. Whisk your family off to Narnia in this mesmerizing story about four runaways — a boy, a girl and their horses — who find themselves called upon to rescue Narnia. With wild adventure and daring escapes, it’s quite unmissable…
Find out more »Demons of the Mind by Talia Pura – American Premiere
Demons of the Mind is a complex psychological drama, exploring the tortured realms of a mind caught in postpartum psychosis. Aerial dance on silks and hoop is metaphorically interwoven with Marie’s state of mind; entangled by the demands of her…
Find out more »4 1/2 (ig)noble truths by Thomas McKechnie
Pi Provocateurs presents 4 1/2 (ig)noble truths from April 25-27! Let’s pretend for a second that we’re OK. What does that feel like? A lot of things are not OK with Thomas but he's got a ten-pound sledge hammer and…
Find out more »Reaching for Starlight by Donna-Michelle St. Bernard
Reenie wants to dance, like her mother did before her. Along with her classmates, she believes she has what it takes to earn the coveted solo at the year-end recital. But when she discovers that Maestra is not holding everyone…
Find out more »Lies and Consequences by Carol Libman
Lies and Consequences, will open on April 30 and run through May 5 with evening shows (8pm) Apr 30-May 4th and matinee shows (2pm) May 2nd, 4th and 5th, at the Red Sandcastle Theatre, 922 Queen St East. Director is…
Find out more »Lo (or Dear Mr. Wells) by Rose Napoli
Laura, now a grown woman of 25, has written a revealing memoir about the time she was an underage student experiencing a sexual and intellectual awakening in the thrall of her former English teacher, Mr. Wells. This gripping two-hander rewinds…
Find out more »The Best of Friends by Rachel Wyatt
Rachel Wyatt – member of the Order of Canada and recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee Medal – is one of Canada’s most beloved writers, having penned numerous novels, collections of short stories, and scores of plays for radio and the stage.…
Find out more »May 2019
Where You Are by Kristen Da Silva
Sisters Glenda and Suzanne live a peaceful retirement selling homemade jam on Manitoulin Island. This summer, their usual concerns – trying to orchestrate sightings of their handsome veterinarian neighbour and preparing for the visit of Suzanne's grown daughter, Beth – are complicated by a secret…
Find out more »REUNITED SHORTS, by Len Cuthbert
REUNITED SHORTS is a collection of 5 internationally produced short plays with the theme of reunions, written by Len Cuthbert. The plays will be staged during the London Fringe Festival in London, Ontario in 2019. Table for Two Rendezvous: A…
Find out more »June 2019
The Last President of Canada by Doug Rutherford
Ghosts walk the halls of the House of Commons. In 1966, Paul Chartier blamed the government for his many failures. He decided to get revenge by throwing a bomb on the floor of the House of Commons, delivering a speech…
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