by Neil LaBute

You are walking a fine line every time you tell a lie. After a while, you begin to believe it and then, the truth vanishes. In Liars Club, four characters experience this feeling when asked to recount a traumatic moment. The true test for the audience is to discover where the truth lies.

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by Alex Eddington

See the Forest! Two troubled young musicians travel to the Queen Charlotte Islands to perform for a murdered spruce tree. Two troubled young musicians travel to the Queen Charlotte Islands to perform for a murdered spruce tree. Award-winning playwright/composer Alex Eddington (The Fugue Code) and acclaimed Ottawa flutist Aura Giles weave together fact, fiction, magic and music into a unique story about an eco-prophet for our time. “Brilliantly theatrical…****” – Eye Weekly “A must-see…superb…****” – Edmonton Journal

by Ardyth Johnson

Everything’s Coming Up Tea Bags!

A daily cup of Tetley is interrupted by “The Egg”…As she

is Entertaining Mr.Porter, Julie Nash discovers that her

Boarding House Blues will soon be over. Her little Ginger Spice World

opens up to the possibility of freedom!

Is Robert ready for this?

Perhaps the galaxy has other plans..

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by Colin Munch & Robin Toller

Nate and Charlie made a pact: live off the grid, waste as little as

possible, turn their small space into an environmentalist’s utopia.

Charlie thought it was just talk, but Nate’s serious and leaving it up

to his roommate to pay the bills. It begs the question; in a world

without waste, what do we do with all our stuff?

by Hume Baugh

Tonight I saw one of the most moving and honest pieces of theatre that I’ve seen in a long while. It’s called The Girl In The Picture Tries To Hang Up The Phone. Wonderfully written and beautifully acted by Hume Baugh & simply and masterfully directed by Mark Cassidy… (Carol Cece Anderson, Playwright in Residence, National Arts Centre 08/09).

by Rachelle Elie

2008 AWARD WINNER - OUTSTANDING COMEDY

“… the most fun you’ll have in a theatre all year.” Eye, Toronto “A delightful absurdist comedy…” Uptown, Winnipeg “…the loveliest celebrations of the human condition seen in some time.” SEE, Edmonton “…a classic character, one who’s as funny and memorable as the best SCTV or Saturday Night Live creations.” Times Columnist, Victoria.

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