The fractured unraveling of memory: an unnamed rape survivor has a flashback during her father's funeral. Details of the horror she endured at the hands of a stranger in a Montreal apartment a decade earlier are slowly revealed, interspersed between scenes showing how the traumatizing crime affected her relationships with her family members afterward, and their relationships with each other and God.
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Solo Show with monologue potential
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2012, Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto
2014
Scirocco Drama
9781897289990
Included in "Love, Loss and Longing: South Asian Canadian plays" (https://archive.org/details/lovelosslongings0000unse). Won two Doras, Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance by a Fe in a Principal Role 2012
Included in "Love, Loss and Longing: South Asian Canadian plays" (https://archive.org/details/lovelosslongings0000unse). Won two Doras, Outstanding New Play and Outstanding Performance by a Fe in a Principal Role 2012
Realistic
Where the Blood Mixes explores the ongoing effects of residential schools on the survivors and celebrates their resilience.Floyd is a victim of the residential scholl system along with his other friends. His adult daughter who was taken away from him after her mother committed suicide has come to meet him and reconnect to her heritage.
Realistic
Little Red Warrior is the last remaining member of the Little Red Warrior First Nation. One day he is arrested for assault and trespassing on his own Ancestral Lands after he discovers construction there and attacks the developer in a fit of rage. In jail he meets his court-appointed lawyer, Larry, who agrees to help Little Red get back his Lands. Larry convinces his wife, Desdemona, to allow Little Red to move into their basement while they sort out his case. Desdemona and Little Red strike up an uneasy relationship as, despite herself, Desdemona is increasingly hypnotized by Little Red’s “Indigenous charisma.” While sparks fly between them, Larry prepares to fight for Little Red’s Land Rights. When an unexpected intervention by a greater power occurs in the court case, nothing will ever be the same.
