En 2018, scientists warned there were only 12 years. Now it’s 2026. The world has been living on a tipping point for over 8 years. Le temps a passé; but what has changed? Everything and nothing. Oui. Et alors? A group of youth committed to taking climate action the way they know best–theatre–attempt to perform for you the play they created 8 years ago, again.
In second grade, 7-year-old Donny gets into an altercation with a classmate during recess. This schoolyard conflict triggers a series of events that reach the highest levels of the Department of Education and test Donny and his family’s resilience in the face of injustice.
Mother Sea tells the story of Marjolaine, a Haitian Canadian storyteller, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, cultural reconnection, and healing. The narrative is deeply rooted in Afro-Haitian mythology and traditions, blending storytelling, music, and dance to explore themes of identity, family, and heritage.
A trans man and his idealized cis self have made you a meditation—no, a paint night—actually, no, a rumble—anything to finally get it right this time. Re:Construct is a poetic, surprising, and irreverent unboxing of idealized masculinity.
What happens when a sister brings her brother to his physiotherapy appointment? Who is in charge? What is with all this equipment? What is the point of physio anyway and who decides?
When Will moves home and discovers his neighbours up in arms over the recent wind farm development in the area, he sees it as an opportunity to write his first big play. Armed with an audio recorder and a whole lot of gumption, Will is determined to get to the bottom of the wind turbine scandal, save his dad, and maybe even make a name for himself in the process. If anyone would talk to him, that is.
