Our upcoming season is dedicated to the determination and resilience of a child’s spirit. When you are young, the world is quite a large place to enter into. The courage and strength young people call upon to steer through life challenges is remarkable to say the least. Children are so impressive in how they embrace [...]
Peg and the Yeti adapted by Monica Dufault from the book by Kenneth Oppel March- May, 2015 A brave young girl named Peg sets out on a great adventure to climb Mount Everest. She travels across the world by boat, train and water buffalo until she reaches the Himalayas. After dodging an avalanche, she befriends [...]
The Power of Harriet T by Michael Miller Produced in association with Black Theatre Workshop February, 2015 The Power of Harriet T is an inspiring story of early struggles against racism. The play is based on the story of Harriet Tubman, who fled slavery in Maryland in the 1850’s and risked her life to help [...]
The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanaugh by Chris Craddock February -March, 2015 Jamie and Max are best friends - she’s a trouble magnet who thinks her ADHD is some kind of amazing super speed and he’s the smartest kid in his grade. When Jamie tries to help Max against a bully named Rock, she ends [...]
Spelling 2-5-5 by Jennifer Overton Presented in Partnership with Autism Nova Scotia April- May, 2014 Simon’s mother expects him to be responsible for his autistic brother both at home and at school. When a televised spelling bee contest is announced, Simon sees his opportunity to shine. Soon though, it is discovered that Jake is a [...]
Dib and Dob and The Journey Home by David S. Craig and Robert Morgan March- May, 2014 Dib and Dob is the comic story of two brother and their adventure to find home. Dib and Dob have been lost so long that they only speak their own made-up language. As they journey through the forest, [...]
Here to Hear by Linda A. Carson and Cathy Nosaty Produced in Association with Young People’s Theatre February, 2013 Amanda and her Dad don’t really agree on what music is. She likes to collect sounds from the audience and jam with them; he wants to perform the beautiful songs he has learned over the years. [...]
The Power of Harriet T by Michael Miller February- March, 2014 The Power of Harriet T is an inspiring story of early struggles against racism. The play is based on the story of Harriet Tubman, who fled slavery in Maryland in the 1850’s and risked her life to help slaves find safe haven in Canada [...]
Water Under the Bridge by Michaela Washburn and Carrie Costello Presented by Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company October, 2013 Sara and Waneek live on opposite sides of a river in 1812. They are from very different cultures and they are best friends. Once the war breaks out, Sara’s cousin Daniel decides that no one is allowed [...]
The Forest In My Room by Thomas Morgan Jones March- April, 2013 There are big changes in Ruby’s life: she has moved to a new city, left her favourite forest behind and started at a new school. Fortunately, her new friend Ella shares her passion for books, fantasy and unravelling mysteries. Ruby’s mother is not [...]
