Anne of Green Gables
An imaginative orphan finds a home at Green Gables in Kat Sandler’s stage adaptation of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s novel.
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An imaginative orphan finds a home at Green Gables in Kat Sandler’s stage adaptation of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s novel.
Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus examine the belongings people inherit and the memories attached to them. Personal stories and improvisation explore grief, family, and the difficulty of deciding what to keep.

Matt and Naomi revisit the promises they made after marrying, as they find themselves back in Toronto facing a corporate gig and a wedding they never planned.
At the court of Henry II of France, Catherine de Medici struggles to secure her future alongside a maidservant and the king's mistress. Their encounters with a man kept as a court curiosity expose the violence beneath ideals of beauty, power, and civility.

A small-town murder draws a sheriff, a young detective and a university professor into an investigation of secret relationships and ancient magic. The mystery reimagines Baba Yaga as its characters’ accounts of predator and prey begin to shift.
An imaginative orphan finds a home at Green Gables in Kat Sandler’s stage adaptation of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s novel.
Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus examine the belongings people inherit and the memories attached to them. Personal stories and improvisation explore grief, family, and the difficulty of deciding what to keep.

Matt and Naomi revisit the promises they made after marrying, as they find themselves back in Toronto facing a corporate gig and a wedding they never planned.
At the court of Henry II of France, Catherine de Medici struggles to secure her future alongside a maidservant and the king's mistress. Their encounters with a man kept as a court curiosity expose the violence beneath ideals of beauty, power, and civility.

A small-town murder draws a sheriff, a young detective and a university professor into an investigation of secret relationships and ancient magic. The mystery reimagines Baba Yaga as its characters’ accounts of predator and prey begin to shift.