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Smoked Glass Ceiling
A little black girl from the US South lives through the civil rights era, becomes a broadcast executive in Canada and tells all.
Bed and Breakfast
Bed and Breakfast‘s Brett and Drew want to move out of their tiny downtown condo and into a house, but they just lost their seventh bidding war in Toronto. When Brett unexpectedly inherits the historic family home, the couple moves out of the quick-paced city to set up a B & B in a quiet little tourist town. When they face friction in their new community, the boys discover the simple life is more complicated than they thought. With dozens of hilarious characters all portrayed by two men, Bed and Breakfast is a heartfelt comedy about “being out” in small town Canada, skeletons in the closet, and finding a place to call home.
About Playwright(s)
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Non-Binary Gender Non-Conforming roles
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Actor-Friendly Parts
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Production and Publication
First produced
2015, Thousand Islands Playhouse, Ontario
Publication year
2015
Published by
Scirocco Drama
ISBN
978-1927922170
There are "dozens of characters—male and female, young and old" that the two male actors in this play have to represent, which is a particular challenge/
There are "dozens of characters—male and female, young and old" that the two male actors in this play have to represent, which is a particular challenge/
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