When a suburban boomer couple return home to find their queer millennial daughter, Annabel, hosting a swingers’ party to make cash, they’re forced to question the state of their marriage. Annabel, in turn, must ponder her own future when she adds a new relationship to her chosen family of polyamorous and platonic roommates. In this high-spirited sex romp, it’s not just the earth that moves, as shifting paradigms encourage new possibilities, both personal and political.
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2022, Stratford Festival, Stratford
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Playwrights Guild of Canada
Digital Script
Winner of national comedy award (PGC's Tom Hendry Awards) 2021: The Chris Tolley & Dharini Woollcombe Comedy Award
Winner of national comedy award (PGC's Tom Hendry Awards) 2021: The Chris Tolley & Dharini Woollcombe Comedy Award
Historical
Three friends, overwhelmed by their hormones and sexuality, end up going in very different directions. Set in Santiago, Chile, three young friends form a bittersweet love triangle during the political upheaval surrounding President Salvador Allende’s assassination. Told through Léo’s memories, the play travels through childhood, first friends, and first loves. Passion and poetry weave together in this story of innocence disappeared.
Stylized
Tommy, a 12 year old first-generation Canadian of Indian descent, struggles with his identity. The story focuses on 3 generations of men in the same family (Tommy, his father & uncle and his grandfather) all of whom have lost the women they love and are learning to cope with their devastations. Tommy’s father and grandfather each struggle to cope with the loss of their wife; as Tommy’s uncle is trying to deal with the reality that the women in his life are leaving him--- his daughter getting married and his wife leaving him for another man; while Tommy has to say goodbye to his cousin who is getting married. The play moves back and forth between Tommy’s summer visit to Kochi (South India) and 1975 Christmas in Canada.
