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Interdependent Magic: Disability Performance in Canada is a collection of plays and interviews by, for, and about Disabled theatre artists that invites readers into the magical worlds of Disability arts culture.The book features four plays as well as an interview with artist Niall McNeill. In Smudge by Alex Bulmer, a woman details her journey toward Blindness, mourning what she loses and discovering what her other senses provide. Access Me by Boys in Chairs Collective is a celebration of sex and Disability, providing an all-access safe space to spin around.

Du théâtre pour la salle de classe, de la 4e à la 8e année. Le livre compte trois saynètes : La grève des animaux , La caverne des voleurs, Le faux mendiant.

C’est le procès du siècle, la lutte aux gangs. Le juge d’instruction est appréhendé en état d’ébriété. Entre un verre de trop et les meurtres gratuit, comment négocier ce que l’on passe sous silence? Qui sera condamné, qui retrouvera la liberté?

Composées au cours des années 1930, Pièces en un acte s’inspirent de la vie familiale dans laquelle les parents règnent en maîtres incontestés, les belles-mères s’épuisent en dévouements inutiles, les couples se déchirent à vau-l’eau et les escrocs récidivent à chaque instant… Composées par le fondateur du Cercle Molière, les pièces sont encore jouées aujourd’hui.

Cette pièce explore le début d'une nouvelle amitié entre deux jeunes hommes durant une période de prise de conscience de soi et de l'autre. Cinq jeunes du quartier se rencontrent à un vernissage au moment de leurs vies où nait leur curiosité artistique et humaine. Une amitié particulière se développe entre Lucas et Théo, mais sont-ils capables de donner voix à ce qu'ils ressentent, ce qu'ils comprennent de ce qui les inspire l'un et l'autre, si ce n'est l'un à l'autre ?

Two families, four languages, one house. "Home" puts its characters into a unique and challenging conflict across language and history and asks difficult questions about the illusion of ownership and the definition of "home". "Home" is the story of an aging man, Tooman, exiled from his homeland, who through repatriation efforts, can now return and reclaim his home and property.

Gordon Winter is an RCMP hero, a life-long champion of First Nations rights, and a bigot. He’s challenging the next generation of chiefs to stand up to the federal government when he spews a Nazi-inspired racist and homophobic rant. Suddenly, one of the most revered First Nations leaders is now one of the most reviled human beings in Canada. While most want to consign Winter to the dustbin of history, some are quick to defend a man who did so much good in his life. Questions get asked: how should society respond to such outrageous comments from a prominent and public figure?

It is the night before the chapel wedding and the promise of "happily ever after." Old friends confront their regrets, lies, betrayals and disappointments. Will hope be the elusive wild card? Childhood friends Doug and Chick, both 40, reunite in Las Vegas on the eve of Chick's third wedding. Doug is an oncologist married to psychiatrist Margie, while Chick, a car salesman, is marrying the dealership's young receptionist, Teenie.

The Life of Jude is the hilarious and devastating parable of a misguided priest who believes he is a chosen disciple of God. An epic biblical musical that spans the life of a young boy raised by the church who in his attempts to fulfill The Word, sows tragedy all around him. Outlandish, outrageous, and unexpected.