directed by Marie Clements and Brenda Leadlay

The Edward Curtis Project is a modern-day picture story that creates a dialogue between Curtis and a Metis foreign correspondent named Angeline who finds herself slipping from existence -a situation forecast in Curtis’s turn-of-the-century book entitled The Vanishing Indian.

No Bells and Whisltes

Antony Holland, founder of Studio 58 and winner of three Jessie awards, takes command of the title role in Tuesdays with Morrie. Adapted from the book of the same name, the play tells a true story about the ailing Professor Schwartz who reunites with his former student, Mitch Albom, played by Joel Grinke, for a few serious and humourous lessons on living and dying.

An aging actress cast in an all female production of Queen Lear hires a young girl to help her memorize her lines. Musing on the different stages of life that both women exemplify, illustrating beautifully how time and experience separate them, this beautiful and touching story about the strength of the female spirit is not be missed.

Sea Theatre

High-level meetings to negotiate the departure of Québec from Canada are charged by personal impulses toward seduction and betrayal, union and division, intimacy and distance.

Onelight Theatre

The Veil is a fictionalized biography of a Persian woman who, through twists of fate and perseverance, comes to witness many of the political and social changes that shaped life in 20th century Iran.

directed by Rachel Ditor

A fascinating, thought-provoking exploration of art and its meaning, wrapped inside a taut, smart wartime suspense thriller set in 1941 Paris. Can a work of art be political? Can it not be? Can it change anything? What are the links between social consciousness and genius?