Previous productions

The Syringa Tree by Pamela Gien

November 8 - 26, 2017

Directed by Laura McLean

Featuring Katherine McCallum
ONE PERFORMER. 24 CHARACTERS. ONE LARGE SWING.

Powerful. Funny,. Devastating. Brilliant. The beautifully evocative story of an unshakable love between two families - one black, one white - and the two children that are born into their shared household in 1960’s apartheid-controlled South Africa. At first seen through the eyes of a child, the story of these families’ destinies spans four generations, from early apartheid to the present-day free South Africa. With charming humour and palpable fear, six-year-old Elizabeth Grace tries to make sense of the chaos, magic, and darkness of Africa. 

Often I Find That I Am Naked 

by Fiona Sprott

January 26 - February 8, 2016

Directed by Eva Hamburg

Featuring Jeremiah Kitchen, Doug Mayr and Katherine McCallum

“Naked” is an insanely hilarious, sometimes ridiculous, frighteningly poignant investigation into the life of an eminently likeable, wildly successful, chronically single career woman - Jezebel. 

"Naked" follows Jezebel’s madcap misadventures through a series of high-octane monologues as she navigates the treacherous waters of the single’s scene, and finds herself in a vast array of devastatingly bizarre encounters with a seemingly endless string of male suitors, using various life aids such as excessive alcohol consumption, social anxiety, gynecological inappropriateness and auto-induced starvation (just to name a few). Jezebel drinks, thrusts and charms her way into date after disastrously hilarious date searching for the ever-elusive love factor.