
Solo Show
Lizardboy
Inspired by the playwright's experience as a refugee from Colombia in the 1980's, Lizardboy unravels the story of a family stained by the vibrancy and tragedy of that chaotic world.

Bonjour, là, bonjour is a story of self-actualization, of a young man asserting himself amidst the maelstrom of his family's dysfunction. After a three month soul-searching sojourn in Paris, Serge returns home to the whining, nagging, defeated voices of his hypochondriacal aunts, his three chronically dissatisfied older sisters and his deaf father, Gabriel. Serge, however, has reached a crucial decision: that he and Nicole, his youngest sister, should live their incestuous relationship openly. In an unexpected moment of reconciliation, Serge is able to tell his father how much he loves him and suggests that Gabriel come live with him and Nicole, leaving hypocrisy and bitterness behind.
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In French: August 1974, National Art Centre, Toronto ; In English: February 1975, Tarragon Theatre, Toronto
1990
Talonbooks
9780889222526
Here is an older publishing of the book from the same publisher, from the internet archive: https://archive.org/details/bonjourlbonjourp0000trem/mode/2up
Here is an older publishing of the book from the same publisher, from the internet archive: https://archive.org/details/bonjourlbonjourp0000trem/mode/2up

Solo Show
Inspired by the playwright's experience as a refugee from Colombia in the 1980's, Lizardboy unravels the story of a family stained by the vibrancy and tragedy of that chaotic world.

Solo Show
The Mommiad chronicles the relationship between a mother and her son, the ups and downs they share, and the toll that alcohol and dementia would eventually take on the mother's ife. Intimate and affirming, Sky Gilbert confirms the bond he shared with his mother, both in his own voice and through the voice of his alter ego, Jane. The Mommiad is lyrical and tragic and true, an artist's self-reflection and an endeavour to turn one Womxn's life into an artistic experience.