Written, directed, and performed by Griffin Hewitt
Original text by Euripides
Original music by Juliette Jones
Assistant direction and dramaturgy by Giovanni Spina
What happens when we allow a debaucherous and morally indifferent goat-man to take hold of one of our oldest stories of good and evil?
Cyclops: A Satyr Play takes Euripides’s only surviving Satyr comedy, and using music, dance, games, good wine, good food, and everything else you need for a good time, engages the audience in a journey to find what makes us truly free.
Medium: In-person performance
Anticipated Dates: August 2021
An interactive digital experience created by Mike Nadajewski
Starring Mike Nadajewski and Glynis Ranney
Adapted and created to be a digital interactive experience by Mike Nadajewski, this series will explore the twists and turns of relationships over the course of three scenes from three classic plays over three separate, distinct episodes.
Episode One: The Importance of Being Earnest: Love and Marriage
You determine the scene’s outcome from this beloved Oscar Wilde classic.
Medium: Online
Anticipated Dates: August 2021
SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR
Written by Luigi Pirandello
Conceived and performed by Richard Lam
Directed by John Lachlan Stewart
A play rehearsal is interrupted when six mysterious characters from a yet-unwritten play arrive and beg to be given life through the acting company.
In Richard Lam and Jon Lachlan Stewart’s 2021 interpretation, a man who has been alone in his apartment for the entire COVID-19 pandemic finds the everyday objects in his apartment animated by the spirits of all the great art he has failed to create during his solitude. Bringing household items to life through object puppetry, Lam and Lachlan Stewart will give a fresh theatrical voice to this 20th-century modernist classic.
Medium: Live streamed
Anticipated Dates: September 2021
THE SEAGULL
Written by Anton Chekhov
Adapted and performed by Brendan Chandler and Jamie McRoberts
Chekhov’s classic comedy, mistaken as a drama upon its premiere, has been given a new spin and bringing 1800s family dysfunction to your living rooms.
Like their characters in The Seagull, our actors have been socially distancing themselves away from the world around them and something is about to combust.
Put on your favorite attire, grab a beverage, and enjoy this classic comedy with a touch of modern cinema. It is live, it is personal and it is not to be missed.
Medium: Live streamed
Anticipated Dates: September 2021
Translated, adapted and performed by Maja Ardal
Inspired by Der Besuch der Alten Dame by Friedrich Durrenmatt
Directed by Jeff Braunstein
She Visits is set in a small town suffering the economic impact of an unspoken world event. A terrible temptation arrives in the form of a rich old woman who once lived there.
Maja Ardal’s version of this story pinpoints the inequality of women in the legal system. It addresses how easily an impoverished community craves monetary wealth, and scrambles re-invent truth to achieve it.
Medium: In-person performance
Anticipated Dates: October 2021
ORLANDO
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl
Based on the novel by Virginia Woolf
Created and performed by Merlin Simard and Raven John (@twospirittrickster)
Created and performed by Merlin Simard and Raven John (@twospirittrickster). A Virtual Reality (VR)/Physical reality performance hybrid of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando by Sarah Ruhl.
A journey that follows a time-travelling trans girl stuck in an Elizabethan tech multi-verse.
Medium: Live performance with virtual reality
Anticipated Dates: Late 2021
MATISSE’S SELF PORTRAIT
Written by Charles Mee as part of the (re)making project
Created by Colton Curtis and James Kudelka
Starring Colton Curtis
Matisse’s Self Portrait takes an intimate look at an artist on the brink through a dance/theatre hybrid experience.
Defying all restraints, this original interdisciplinary work immerses the audience into a world where text, music, dance and visual art transforms how an audience thinks about what it means to be an artist.
Medium: Live performance
Anticipated Dates: November 2021
SAINT JOAN
Written by George Bernard Shaw
Adapted by The Saint Joan Company
Curated and Digitally Developed by J Pagnan
Canonized posthumously, the individual loses self-identity becoming a heroic symbol for the very politic that extinguished her life. Using binaural recording, perspective projection, 360º video capture and other emergent technologies in a monolithic environment, Saint Joan explores movement against scale. A solo performer struggles to command a battlefield of space and word. In the remains of a burnt cathedral, six intersectional ‘Joans’ will stand alone in defiance.
Written by George Bernard Shaw, J Pagnan will guide the physical and visual exploration of ruin with a company of six solo performers and a team of Canada’s most exciting interdisciplinary creators.
Medium: Live performance or live stream options available
Anticipated Dates: Summer 2022
