Nora and Jim

An interesting and humourous tale about an iconic writer, his wife and their struggles in the early 20th century, trying to navigate creativity, love, family and surival in a war torn Europe. ... full review

First off, I just want to commend all the talent packed into this one-act play. The playwright, Nora Connolly, explores the relationship between Nora and Jim, two complicated people, with such reverence and grace. I appreciate the words she penned. Under the direction of Ronan Wilmot, we (the audience) feel like we're witnessing something we almost shouldn't be. It's intimate and it feels intimate. I especially liked the music accompaniment. The actors, Lisa Dobbyn and John O'Callaghan, were terrific as Nora and Jim. Bravo! I have already recommended this show to others. ... full review

A beautifully written piece... very poetic, engaging and informative!... full review