Iphigenia & Antigone Wins the Lammy!

Iphigenia and the Furies (On Taurian Land) & Antigone: 方 by Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho) is the winner of the 2023 Lambda Literary Awards for Best LGBTQ+ Drama!

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Fall 2023 Catalogue

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Events

The Master Plan: Crow's Theatre, Sep 05 - Oct 15
Yaga: Belfry Theatre, Victoria, BC, Sep 12 - Oct 08
If We Were Birds: Alumnae Theatre, Sep 22 - Oct 07
The Negroes Are Congregating (Reading): Toronto International Festival of Authors, Toronto Lit Up, Sep 27
Deafy from Interdependent Magic: IMPACT 23 International Theatre Festival, Kitchener, ON, Sep 28 - Sep 28
They Know Not What They Do from Indian Act: Native Earth Performing Arts, ONLINE, Sep 30 - Sep 30
Letters to my Grandma: Watermark Theatre, North Rustico, PE, Oct 17 - Oct 21
WROL (Without Rule of Law): The Station Theatre, Champaign, IL, Oct 26 - Nov 05
Bare Bear Bones: Guelph Little Theatre, Guelph, ON, Oct 26 - Nov 12
Mary's Wedding: St. Jacobs Country Playhouse, Waterloo, ON, Oct 26 - Nov 12

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