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It’s the 1830s. Two travelling minstrels are passing north from London, Ontario, with their song and dance show on the local circuit.

Ally and Josh spend every summer with their father as he goes from small town to small town, working for a construction company in America. But this summer is different.

It's 1977, and successful writer Peg Dunlop has returned to her small Ontario hometown to look after her ailing mother.

Twelve Hours is the story of Jimmy Stanton. Convicted of the rape and murder of a young woman, Jimmy is facing his last hours on Death Row.

In Relative Good, David Gow grapples with the complex implications of the War on Terror, and the resulting sweeping changes to law that allow authorities to violate basic civil rights.

How does a farm girl in 1950s Ontario escape the stall-cleaning, cow-milking, hal-baling drudgery of life on Rural Route 2? She becomes a movie star, of course!

The historical accounts from King Henry VIII and Queen Anne's time are steeped in controvery, contradiction, and irony.

Raw in its emotionalism and bold in its theatricality, Falling in Time is set in Vancouver in 1994 and tells the story of four individuals, across two continents and over a span of more than forty

Anabel gives her heart to a man she meets on the subway and he disappears with it. Her limbs begin to fall asleep. George is on the run but keeps getting distracted by romantic comedies.

Nic has autism.

Les Filles du Roi (The King's Daughters), a gorgeous new trilingual musical written in English, French, and Kanien'kéha (Mohawk), is the powerful story of Kateri, a young Kanien'keh

Z.A.K.A is an Orthodox Jewish volunteer force in Israel that collects the remains of Jews killed in accidents.

The tale of a mother and daughter dealing with grief and teen angst in small town Ontario.

A symbolically nameless couple chart their 50-year relationship by recreating their first encounter on every anniversary.

Inspired by a quote from the I Ching about how we respond to tragedy - "Some weep, some blow upon flutes" - Mary Vingoe's play is the story of Costas, an elderly Greek shoe repairman