Staged readings
NO HOME LAND BY SABRINA AUCLAIR | MOVIN’ ON UP
STAIRCASE THEATRE | AUGUST 2018
No Home Land, by Sabrina Auclair, studies the affordability crisis through a dystopian Vancouver where the class gap is monstrous. After the housing market explodes, putting Vancouver in an unprecedented crisis, the employees of a local bagel restaurant do everything they can to survive.
Dramaturgy by Sherry Macdonald
Directed by Mika Laulainen
Produced by Elizabeth Kirkland
Readings by Lara Abadir, Veenu Sandhu, Nicola Whitney-Giffiths, & Tina Teeninga
THE WHAT FOR BY BRAHM TAYLOR | MOVIN’ ON UP
STAIRCASE THEATRE | AUGUST 2018
The What For, by Brahm Taylor, is a gender flipped reimagining of Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men. Set in Vancouver, we follow two street-entrenched women as they pursue their dream of raising enough money to find a basement suite home in East Van by busking with a mystical, busted up two-string guitar.
Dramaturgy by Sherry Macdonald
Directed by Mika Laulainen
Produced by Elizabeth Kirkland
Readings by Corina Akeson, Lara Abadir, Veenu Sandhu, Nicola Whitney-Giffiths, Tina Teeninga, & Xander Williams
WINNIE THE POOH & TALES OF THE 100 ACRE WOOD
BY DAVID ELENDUNE | INTREPID THEATRE READING SERIES
INTREPID THEATRE | DECEMBER 2015
A children’s play for adults… An adult play for children – AA Milne’s endearing children’s classic about the adventures of a Canadian inspired bear comes to vivid life for Christopher Robin against the Nazi’s Christmas London Blitz of 1940.
Dramaturgy, Stage Management & Producing by Janet Munsil
Directed by Mika Laulainen
Readings by Ian Case, Katya Delancy, Kelly Hudson, Caroline Mackenzie, Tracey Roath, William Robertson, & Karita Sedun
born in a country that no longer exists
BY anja savcic | revolver READING SERIES
THE CULTCH FOUNDERS LOUNGE | MAY 2015
A young woman reflects on how her life has been affected by the Yugoslavian war. Fleeing the country at a young age, Anja investigates the scattered memories of her Canadian/Serbian upbringing. A search for identity begins as she pieces together the private moments that shaped her.
Directed by Mika Laulainen
Readings by Matt Reznek, Anja Savčić, & Anais West