World Premiere of Zorana Sadiq's new play, on at Crow's Theatre: Bette is a popular cooking show host whose young-mom persona is about to expire – both on tv and in real life. Her only son has withdrawn and is spending more and more time in the deep space of the internet. As Bette looks …
Welcome to Co-Dependents and Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous. In an empty church activity room, five people share their stories and try to connect in the face of stigma, intersecting trauma, and wildly disparate experiences. When a participant expresses an unanticipated desire, the group must evaluate the limits of their tolerance, trust, and acceptance. The …
KaldrSaga: A New Queer, Old Norse Cabaret by Harley Howard-Morison Famed storyteller, Kaldr, crashes his ex-best friend, Saga’s, research presentation to get their bardic band back together—but with a debt coming due, does he have time to make amends? A queer romp of Skaldic rivalries, cowboy ballads, movie musicals, and more, KaldrSaga carves queer myths …
Half Twin Theatre is thrilled to return for the fourth year in a row at the St.-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival with its debut production, written and performed by Gabrielle Banville. First staged in 2022 (and Frankie-nominated!), 'A Paisley Mind' remounts with new life after dramaturgical support from Playwrights’ Workshop Montreal. Synopsis: Marie-Claire is 85... and …
Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre Presents: Scorched Twin siblings, Simon and Janine, living in Canada, unravel the secrets of their mother’s past, Nawal, after her death amidst the haunting echoes of Lebanon’s civil war. In a quest that spans continents and generations, they discover the truth behind many years of Nawal’s deafening silence and explore their origins …
Join us on June 19th at the Aurora Cultural Centre for a staged reading of End of the Line, by William Lottering. On a Friday afternoon after work, four employees of the company wait for a bus that will run for the last time. While exposed to the weather and geography on this critical day, …
Emma Donoghue's first musical, THE WIND COMING OVER THE SEA, gets its world premiere at Blyth Festival this summer (June 26 - Aug 12). A folk musical using the traditional songs of Ireland, England and Scotland to tell the true story of an Antrim couple who emigrated to Ontario during the Famine, THE WIND COMING …
