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Dennis Lee's children's poems become a theatrical world of songs, games, and invented characters. An ensemble transforms everyday objects and familiar Canadian settings into a playful musical exploration of language and imagination.
Imprisoned in Reading Gaol, Oscar Wilde writes to his former lover Lord Alfred Douglas, reflecting on their relationship and his life through memory and song.
Dennis Lee's children's poems become a theatrical world of songs, games, and invented characters. An ensemble transforms everyday objects and familiar Canadian settings into a playful musical exploration of language and imagination.
Imprisoned in Reading Gaol, Oscar Wilde writes to his former lover Lord Alfred Douglas, reflecting on their relationship and his life through memory and song.