An extraordinary play for its vision, its many themes, but most of all for its brilliant structure and sheer overall inventiveness.

A compelling new play by the master of mean streets and marginalized people.

A delightful adaptation in the spirit of Jane Austen’s original gentle satire that is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

A delightful if condensed adaptation of the Bard’s classic comedy – one of the best ever Dream in High Park.

A beautifully drawn portrait of the Brontë sisters that treats them as real people and not historical icons – biography with humanity.

Two new Canadian plays that present interesting speculation on ideas that might have happened and may happen.

A tender Pulitzer winning play that follows an ordinary man in his fight to find personal courage. Sorrow laced with charm.

An absorbing world premiere by the prolific George F. Walker spotlighting clients with mental health issues and a beseiged social worker trying to cope.

An extraordinary play jammed packed with ideas that is guaranteed to captivate an audience for one hour and 45 minutes without an intermission.