Solo Show
Fleabag
A rip-roaring account of some sort of female living her sort of life. (The TV show was adapted from the play.)
The Witch of Niagara
There's a sickness in the village, one the trader promises to cure, if he can marry her, the sickly girl no one wants. Will she say yes or head her canoe over the falls into the arms of the Thunderer, the Iroquois god of cloud and rain?
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First produced
1998, Centre for Indigenous Theatre, Toronto
Publication year
1999
Published by
Playwrights Canada Press
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