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Smudge
A one-act play about a woman's journey towards blindness, mourning what she loses and discovering what her other senses provide - publisher description.
All Our Yesterdays
When eighteen-year-old Ladi and her younger sister, Hasana, are kidnapped from their school by Boko Haram, they must work together to survive. While Hasana’s Asperger’s colours her understanding differently from her sister’s, Ladi must face her own demons including the burden of responsibility and the folly of her selfishness.
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2015, Factory Theatre, Toronto
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Available with subscription via the publisher (there's a free video link there too!). Winner of Best New Work (MyTheatre Award), MyEntertainmentWorld, 2016 and Judges' Choice, Patron's Pick, Toronto Fringe Festival, 2015
Available with subscription via the publisher (there's a free video link there too!). Winner of Best New Work (MyTheatre Award), MyEntertainmentWorld, 2016 and Judges' Choice, Patron's Pick, Toronto Fringe Festival, 2015
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