VOLUME 1

Catchin’ Tail

by VANESSA SPENCE

Catchin' Tail is a poignant play that explores the lives of four Trinidadian sisters living in Canada, navigating the complexities of their twilight years. As they gather to confront their unrealized dreams, each sister reveals her struggles with regret, ambition, and the challenges of aging. Their interactions highlight the intricacies of sisterhood, from deep-seated rivalries to heartfelt support. Through humor and heartfelt moments, Catchin' Tail addresses themes of loss, resilience, and the pursuit of fulfillment, ultimately showcasing the enduring bonds that tie them together as they seek to redefine their identities in the last chapter of their lives. 

BEYONSEA AND THE MOTHERS

by TENEILE WARREN

Beyonsea and the Mothers tells the story of young Beyonsea sent to North America to join the mother she only knows through phone calls, barrels, and remittances. Simone, Beyonsea's mother is a busy immigrant working two jobs. Michael, their neighbour, fled a Jamaican community, befriends Beyonsea and eventually introduces her to his alt persona, Melody Knowles. Three Jamaicans brought together by circumstance in a place meant to give them second chances. There are demons here, but there are also brooms to sweep them away.

VOLUME 2

POPPIES FOR BUKKAN

BY STEVEN ELLIOTT JACKSON

Set in a World War One military hospital, award-winning playwright Steven Elliot Jackson’s Poppies for Bukkan reveals the cultural clash between Private Buckam Singh and head physician Lieutenant John McCrae (who wrote In Flanders Fields). The show delves into critical issues like imperialism, identity, racism and the profound impact of war on humanity.

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