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Doc is a powerful and very personal play by one Canada's most celebrated playwrights. With generosity and forgiveness, Pollock examines the scars and redemption of a daughter's relationship with her parents and her younger self.

A provocative and gripping courtroom thriller set during a hot New York summer. A man is dead, and the life of another hangs in the balance. The trial seems open and shut until one member of the jury has the will to probe more deeply into the evidence and the courage to confront the ignorance and prejudice of his fellow jurors.

Arthur Miller's best known work is one of the undisputed masterpieces of Western theatre. Real-life couple and Soulpepper founders Joseph Ziegler and Nancy Palk play Willy and Linda Loman in this homage to those disappointed by the promise of the American Dream.

Mia is at boarding school. She has access to drugs. They are Martha's. Henry has dropped out of school. He has access to alcohol. From Martha. Martha controls their lives. Martha is their mother. That Face is an explosive portrayal of an affluent family in freefall.

Beginning with the first days of the Bush administration and following its march to war, STUFF HAPPENS is a dramatic speculation, authenticated from multiple real-life sources, on the behind-closeddoor proceedings that have shaped recent world events. David Hare blends documented public-record information and theatrical invention to create a riveting play that happens to centre on recent history.

One of the world's most beloved stories, this play has inspired three movies (The Shop Around the Corner, The Good Old Summertime, and You've Got Mail) and one musical (She Loves Me). Two clerks in a Budapest perfume shop can't stand each other, but unknowingly exchange love letters at night as anonymous penpals in this romantic comedy.

A classic tale by William Shakespeare about a hero who tries to avenge his father's death. Students will be shown in modern-production that they have more in common with Shakespeare's characters than they think.

This delightful warm-hearted tale, into a sanatorium in the 1950's where the greedy stepchildren of Mrs. Ethel Savage have committed her in order to bring her to her senses. There, Mrs. Savage meets a variety of social misfits who may be saner than those who live outside the walls.

By asserting her right to a glass of pop, a piece of cheese, and the opportunity to relate her life story, a charming young mouse succeeds at making two new friends - but can she overcome the opposition of their mother and find a new home? An audience participation play that inspires creativity and demonstrates tolerance.