Solo show
Café Daughter
One woman play about a Chinese Cree Woman growing up in Saskatchewan in the 1950's and 60's who overcomes prejudice to realize her goal of becoming a doctor.
Almighty Voice and His Wife
A young Cree couple woo and wed, but it's 1885, the generation after the Riel Rebellion. It's hard for any Indian to live happily ever after, unless one goes into show business. A retelling of historic incidents to create a play about the place of Native people in Canada.
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First produced
1991, Great Canadian Theatre Company, Ottawa
Publication year
2009
Published by
Playwrights Canada Press
ISBN
9780887548970
Included in Staging Coyote's Dream, edited by Ric Knowles and Monique Mojica
Included in Staging Coyote's Dream, edited by Ric Knowles and Monique Mojica
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