Lion in the Streets
The ghost of nine-year-old Isobel wanders through connected scenes of private trauma and violence in Toronto, searching for her killer. In the final encounter she confronts him and chooses forgiveness.
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The ghost of nine-year-old Isobel wanders through connected scenes of private trauma and violence in Toronto, searching for her killer. In the final encounter she confronts him and chooses forgiveness.
Three monologues examine Iraq before and after the 2003 invasion. One presents Lynndie England and the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal, another gives the perspective of weapons inspector David Kelly, and the third follows fictional Iraqi communist Nehrjas Al Saffarh through detention and later death during the 1991 Gulf War.
The play follows Patsy and Marie from childhood into adulthood, revisiting the abuse Marie suffered on prom night and its lasting effects.
A despairing lawyer believes a small white dog has given him a mission to save his dying father. Back at the family home, fragile alliances and buried resentments take on unsettling, surreal forms.
The ghost of nine-year-old Isobel wanders through connected scenes of private trauma and violence in Toronto, searching for her killer. In the final encounter she confronts him and chooses forgiveness.
Three monologues examine Iraq before and after the 2003 invasion. One presents Lynndie England and the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal, another gives the perspective of weapons inspector David Kelly, and the third follows fictional Iraqi communist Nehrjas Al Saffarh through detention and later death during the 1991 Gulf War.
The play follows Patsy and Marie from childhood into adulthood, revisiting the abuse Marie suffered on prom night and its lasting effects.
A despairing lawyer believes a small white dog has given him a mission to save his dying father. Back at the family home, fragile alliances and buried resentments take on unsettling, surreal forms.