A look behind locked doors into the secret life of a young teenager battling with the eating disorder Bulimia. Written from the author’s own personal experience, the play unfolds to tell the poignant story of Amanda, as she sets out to have her “Last Ever in Her Whole Life Binge."
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Solo show with monologue potential for young woman
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1993, Carousel Theatre, Vancouver
1998
Scirocco Press
9780969726135
won the Jessie Richardson award for best play from an immerging artist (unknown year)
won the Jessie Richardson award for best play from an immerging artist (unknown year)
TYA
Examines the murky line between friendship and romance, and invites viewers to question what they feel entitled to in their relationships. Using humour, the play challenges teens to hold themselves accountable for their words and actions, and consider what’s at stake when lines are crossed.
TYA
Still/Falling follows Nina (or Nick in the male adaptation) as they try to come to terms with what it means to struggle with anxiety and depression, and rise above it with as much strength, and as few scars, as possible. A realistic, honest and funny look at the difference between ‘teen angst’ and mental illness and the ways vulnerable young people can start to find their way out of the dark
