TYA (14-18 recommended)
Annie Mae’s Movement
The story of Anna Mae Aquash, a Mi'q mak woman from Nova Scotia, who went to the U.S. to work with the American Indian Movement, and ended up dead.
Faith, Hope and CHARLIE
"This play is based on the true life of Indigenous WW2 Hero Tommy Prince in a fictional bank robbery. Set in the early 50's before universal health care, Tommy needs to raise $5,000 to get his son a life saving surgery. Left with few options he decides to rob a bank. The problem is, even with his military background, he cares about people to much to see them get hurt and when the bank doesn't have $5,000 in cash things really get complicated. The bank manager Charlie also wants to make sure no one gets hurt and while Chief of police Leland "Barbarian" Barber raises the stakes outside the bank, Charlie goes to work trying to outsmart them all. A funny, heartfelt comedy that entertains while gently examining what could have been, had Tommy Price come home to the heroes welcome he deserved after the war." - from the publisher
About Playwright(s)
Cast Information
Cultural background of characters
Total number of characters
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Minimum number of actors
Female roles
Male roles
Transgender roles
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Non-Binary Gender Non-Conforming roles
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Gender unespecified roles
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Age of characters
Actor-Friendly Parts
Monologue level
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Monologue details
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Scene level
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Scene details
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Production and Publication
First produced
Not produced as of 28/04/2025 (DD/MM/YYYY)
Publication year
2023
Published by
Canadian Play Outlet
ISBN
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This play could be performed with 6f & 2m actors, with Tommy and Chief Barber as men. Arthur, Dougie, Glenn and Charlie can transition to female roles. Tommy is Indigenous but not portrayed in a traditional manner.
This play could be performed with 6f & 2m actors, with Tommy and Chief Barber as men. Arthur, Dougie, Glenn and Charlie can transition to female roles. Tommy is Indigenous but not portrayed in a traditional manner.
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