Contemporary

John and Wendy were at one time a power couple living in Los Angeles. He has a premonition his wife is having an affair when she leaves for two weeks? Is he right?

Exhausted from moving, Susan and Paul bicker their way into farcical pandemonium when Paul discovers Susan’s best kept secret hidden among newspapers and packing peanuts. The surprise we didn’t expect? It becoming Paul's secret too. Can they piece it back together before the truth comes out?

"Is Krishna There?" is a love letter to my Indian haritage. When I first discovered Begum Akhtar, I was surprised that her legacy was almost invisible after her death as compared to her life. Consider this exploration, "Truman Show" meets "Never Have I Ever".

Combining several musical theatre and pop/rock songs, School for Love tells the story of a professor going through a nasty divorce and finding it difficult to teach about love under the circumstances while her students find themselves in an unexpected love triangle.

Sandra is a financially well off elderly woman living in New York City. Diagnosed with inoperable stage four cancer, and not wanting to die alone, Sandra hires Jill, a young woman, still living with her parents, to be her short-term caregiver and companion.

The personal becomes political in this collaboratively created new work from playwrights Andrea Scott and Nick Green. When racial and queer politics collide with the Black Lives Matter protest at the 2016 Toronto Pride Parade, two best friends discover that the things might now separate them.

In the near future, adults can log into The Nether, able to live in the fantasy world of their choice. When a young detective discovers a disturbing Victorian-era “Hideaway”, the line between reality and imagination dissolves.

DREAM BIG is a dark-comedy drama about a lonely woman who's considering suicide decides to hire a male escort before she takes her final bow only to discover they each share the same disillusionment when it comes to their life dreams.

In MY WOMB, we meet O as she prepares for birth and death and confronts the reality that in the American healthcare system, advocating for oneself is a high-stakes maneuver: "The message is clear: if you want to live, you need to save your own life."

An original and contemporary storytelling, inspired by "The Vagina Monologues" (Eve Ensler, 1996), by women of South Asian descent. From their honest and emotional hearts, the women recall their upbringings and ponder on their disparate experiences and celebrate Womanhood!

A disgruntled comedian struggles through an epic mental breakdown while calling a bingo game at an old folks' home. Featuring actual, interactive bingo!

Father tells Adam that he will die young and remembered forever. In an attempt to subvert this fate, Adam, a young trans masc, meets an unnamed shapeshifter and an eclectic cast of characters who just might save him.