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Vintage Foster |
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"Norm
Foster is unquestionably one of Canada's national treasures." - Montreal
Suburban
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The Foursome |
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| The Foursome is one of the most oft-produced plays in the history of Canadian theatre. It is the story of four old college chums, home for their fifteen year reunion, who hook up for a round of golf and share their successes and failures. A warm, funny play which takes place entirely on the eighteen tees of a golf course. |
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ETHAN CLAYMORE |
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| The play takes place the week before Christmas, as struggling egg farmer/artist, Ethan Claymore meets a woman who could turn his life around, and receives a visit from his estranged, and recently-deceased, older brother. |
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The Melville Boys Cover: Robert King Owen and Lee Melville arrive at a lakeside cabin for a weekend of fishing, but their plans are thrown out of whack by the arrival of two sisters who become catalysts for a tenderly funny and unsentimental look at four lives in transition. A Canadian classic! |
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Opening Night Cover: John Dolan & Laurel Thomson The antics begin as Jack and Ruth Tisdale celebrate their 25'th wedding anniversary with an evening at the theatre. It's a dream come true for Ruth and an imposition for Jack who would rather be at home watching the seventh game of the World Series. |
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The Motor Trade & The Affections of May Cover: Catherine Barroll & Ron Gabriel "The Motor Trade and The Affections of May mark a significant contribution to populist Canadian drama." - Canadian Book Review Annual |
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Wrong For Each
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Cover: Ellen Maguire & Ric Reid A chance meeting in a restaurant after four years apart, sends a divorced couple flashing back through the highs and lows of their relationship in this charming two-hander. |
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Office Hours On a Friday afternoon in six different offices in a big city, we follow six different stories which are somehow related. It's a wild ride with an ending that sends the audience into a collective howl.
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Scirocco
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Lounge singer Scott Sherman has a gambling problem and it is about to cost him his nightclub unless he and his keyboard player, Marty Birch, break somebody's legs. Holds audiences spellbound as the story involving sex, violence and romance unfolds. |
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SINNERS |
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| Norm Foster's first professionally produced play from the year 1983. A black farce about a furniture store owner who is found in the arms of a local minister's wife. The situation becomes complicated when he is mistaken for the minister and attempts to flee the scene. |
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Louis and Dave
Instant Applause (Anthology) |
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The Pitch & The Visit
Instant Applause II (Anthology) |
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