In a Catholic High School in Scarborough amidst low-income housing, difficult race relations, and poverty, a teenager struggles to find her sexual identity.
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2012
Playwrights Canada Press
9781770910966
Realistic
May stands with a suitcase. She looks at a photo of her husband. It’s the first time she’s going to meet him. It’s also the moment she decides to leave him forever. A Song for Tomorrow is an elegy to change, choice, and sacrifice. (Summerworks 2012 Festival Program)
Realistic
Comedy about Indigenous identity politics. In Act One, 6 Indigenous stereotypes including Tonto, Injun Joe and Pocahontas find themselves trapped in a room with a dead white writer. None of them can figure out how he died or which one of them killed him. As they accuse one another, they discover how unhappy they are with the versions of their lives constructed over the past 400 years. In Act Two, they are transformed into modern Indigenous people attending an AA Meeting once again with a dead white man in their midst
