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| Hana's Suitcase |
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A suitcase belonging to Hana Brady, a young Jewish Czech girl who perished in the Holocaust, is at the heart of a powerful, true story that unites the past and the present, Tokyo and Toronto, and two remarkable individuals: Fumiko Ishioka and George Brady. The beloved bestseller by Karen Levine is brought to life on stage.
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| Mourning Dove |
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Could taking a child's life in the name of love ever be justified? Do a parent's responsibilities and a child's needs always intersect? A controversial and challenging play that explores age-old questions.
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| Beneath the Banyan Tree |
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For young Anjali, the journey from India to Canada has been colourful...and complicated... Dance, music, movement and puppets are woven into Beneath the Banyan Tree, a vibrant tale about the challenges — and rewards — of adapting to a new country.
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| Derailed |
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Tunnels. Blackouts. Fantasies. Untold desires.
Set on the confines of a train compartment, a businessman arranges for his wife and mistress to join him under false pretenses. As the play unfolds we discover his agenda, and what lies at the end of the journey.
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| Sanctuary |
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She smokes a pipe, wears men's clothes and wants to be alone. He's laid claim to her private retreat in an isolated part of a park. Philip can't figure June out: Is she fiery and independent, or spinning out of control?
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| Bluenose |
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What happens when three clumsy, colonizing, red-nosed pirates named Ratt, Spatt and Knat haul in a catch called Ku? Bad enough Ku has a different culture, different language and different perspective. Worse still, Ku has a blue nose.
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