Midnight Madness is a gentle two-hander about the chance reunion of a pair of high school misfits. Anna violated her school's moral code?and Wesley was just weird. Can two outcasts find happiness during a late-night sale at an old furniture store?

Midnight Madness

Literature & Fiction

Carley, Dave

Dramas & Plays

Scirocco Drama

A hard-boiled 1940s Manhattan newspaperman, sent to photograph a crime scene, goes on the lam with the suspect in Morwyn Brebner's new hit play?the first-ever film noir/social drama/musical comedy! Little Mercy Callaghan has led a sheltered life. But her fugitive night with Weegee takes her from a four-alarm fire to a high society gala?and a nightclub where the floor show isn't the only entertainment. A hilarious romp from one of Canadian theatre's truly original young voices, Little Mercy's First Murder celebrates an awakening to the world in all its seedy magnificence.

Little Mercy's First Murder

Brebner, Morwyn

Humor & Entertainment

A gripping play by an award-winning playwright, Liar examines the power and influence of human interaction and the perils of assumption. Mark is a young man who is anything you want him to be?a chameleon. He can be a friend, lover, thief, or confidante?but could he be a murderer? Jeremy meets Mark in a gay bar, and, shortly after, the two men end up on the roof of an office building where Jeremy mysteriously falls to his death. But did he jump, did he fall or was he pushed? After the "accident," Jeremy's estranged sister befriends Mark, hoping to establish a relationship with the person she assumes is her brother's lover. Effortlessly gaining her confidence, he insinuates himself into her life and her home. At first her husband resists Mark's charms, but soon he, too, is brought under the spell of the mysterious drifter. After knowing the brother only a matter of hours, Mark has charmed them all into telling him secrets they haven't even told each other, with shocking results.

Liar

Drader, Brian

Where is Here? is the first volume of two anthologies that are the result of a proposal call issued by CBC Radio's Sunday Showcase for plays dealing with an immigration theme. The first six plays are: Raj Kumari's Lullaby, by Rishma Dunlop, a play set in British Columbia and Quebec's Eastern Townships that charts a Punjabi-Canadian woman's coming of age; Crossing Gibraltar by Ehab Lotayef, a fascinating look at the life a man has lived by immigrating to Montreal, and the life he might have lived had he remained in Egypt; Wanderers, by Marco Micone and translated by Sheila Fischman, traces a teenage boy's visit to his ancestral village in Italy where his questions arouse disturbing memories and questions for his grandfather; Joy Geen (See You Again), by John Ng, in which a Canadian family must decide whether or not to risk sheltering their Chinese God-sister who has entered the country illegally; Entry Denied by Sugith Varughese is a period drama about the attempt to prevent 376 Indian immigrants aboard the Komagata Maru from landing in Vancouver, 1914; and, Couscous, by Guillaume Vigneault and translated by Jon Van Burek, explores the decisions a single mother must make when engaging in a new relationship with her daughter's soccer coach.

Where is Here?: A CBC Radio Drama Anthology, Vol 1

Orchidelirium is a hothouse hybrid of fact and fiction, research and hypothesis, scent and sex. The name of the flower itself is derived from the Greek word â "òorchisâ" meaning testis. Through their resemblance to human and animal sexual organs, orchids were thought to stimulate lust. In fact, it was long believed that the flowers sprang from the spilled semen of mating animals. For the Victorian Alice O'Keefe, who established one of America's great collections of orchids (before venturing into flora introduction), the delirium leads to environmental disaster. For Frances O'Keefe, the hothouse her ancestry built and which she fiercely protects, will once again fill with the flower of legend&#151and orchidelirium.

Orchidelirium (Scirocco Drama)

The Big League stick-handles Canada's national pastime from a kid's point of view. Four characters experience the pressures kids face to participate in hockey for reasons other than purely fun. Any child or adult who has ever struggled with extracurricular activities?be it music lessons or water polo?will identify.

The Big League

Durham, James

Children's Books

Haunting and beautiful, a tale of a pregnant girl, a naïve husband, and the Second Coming.

Gault, Connie

The Cree language edition of Ian Ross' GovernorGeneral's award-winning play fareWel. A great resourcefor Cree language teachers. A must have for Cree language readers.

Asamikawin

Ross, Ian

Another Cree language translation of the work of award-winningplaywright Ian Ross. Just as in the original English, as TheGap, this play explores the universal themes of culture, politicsand relationships.

Towaw

These four exciting plays are experimental in form and daring in content. Margaret Hollingsworth takes us one step further in her exploration of women's sexuality. A clear-sighted look at the consequences of sexual and political repression in the 80s.

Endangered Species: Four Plays by Margaret Hollingsworth

Hollingsworth, Margaret

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