Mail Order Bride

Clinton, Robert

Blizzard Pub Ltd

Drama, Plays, Theatre, Literature, Reading, Learning

Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love

Fraser, Brad

Hot Ice Shakespeare in Moscow: A Directors Diary

Arts & Photography

Sprung, Guy

Much, Rita

History & Criticism

Steel Kiss

Literature & Fiction

Robin Fulford

Dramas & Plays

Amigos Blue Guitar

MacLeod, Joan

In this powerful and moving play which speaks honestly and intelligently to teens, Dennis Foon examines the cyclical nature of physical and psychological abuse. When abusive behaviour surfaces in the lives of four friends, the teenagers are forced to examine how learned behaviour can be mirrored by victims and home situations.

Mirror Game

Foon, Dennis

Performing Arts

The Dramatic Body

Jetsmark, Torben

Contemporary

Thirteen Hands

SHIELDS, Carol

The abrupt recall of a highly regarded Canadian ambassador from his post, the mysterious death of a Russian youth found brutally murdered in a Moscow hotel room, and the ambitions of an Ottawa diplomat - The Stillborn Lover explores the darker side of loyalty and commitment, when the stakes are high and diplomatic careers hang by the thread. Kept isolated in a "safe-house" and subjected to interrogations by two special police agents, Harry Raymond, his ailing wife and adult daughter are forced to unravel the past, and with the past comes revelations that set off loyalty struggles, emotional confusion and misplaced trust. The Stillborn Lover, Mr. Findley's first play in over twenty years, marks his exciting literary return to the stage. Combining an eye for the subtle with well-crafted dialogue, The Stillborn Lover brings to the forefront his unique, dramatic vision in an alluring tale of mystery, diplomacy and love.

The Stillborn Lover

FINDLEY, Timothy

Oscar Wilde - writer, dramatist, leader of the British "Aesthetic Movement" and eccentric wit - took North America by storm on an infamous lecture tour in 1882. Accompanying Wilde on the tour was a Black American valet, Stephen Davenport, an ex-slave and freedom fighter, with a secret and turbulent past. Jim Bartley's lively, finely written play captures an authentic Oscar Wilde full of the fine intelligence of his early life and matches him against the quiet integrity of Stephen Davenport to explore the societal gulf between these two men.

Stephen & Mr. Wilde

Bartley, Jim

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