Lola (“Grandmother” in Filipino) is bedridden and sick; she has to be spoon fed by her granddaughter, Grace. But it wasn’t always like this. Over the course of her final meal on earth, Lola explains how it was always her job to find food for her family– even if that meant stealing it.
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2011, The Next Stage Theatre Festival, Toronto
2010
Ricepaper Magazine
Digital Script
Realistic
Exploration of two couples and one friend who wrestle wCanadian_European descent_Jewish_Womanith issues of fertility, childlessness, what makes a strong relationship, and how to deal with the lies necessary to retain a marriage... "over too much wine. What do infertility, religion, toxoplasmosis, and ice-cream have to do with Tulipmania? Maybe more than you think." - from the publisher
Stylized
Explores the life of Canadian civil rights icon Viola Desmond and how her act of bravery in a Nova Scotia movie theatre in 1946 started a ripple effect that is still felt today. An ordinary woman forced to be extraordinary by an unyielding and racist world, Desmond never gave up — despite the personal cost to her and those who loved her.
