Jabber

The Three Friends

A Black Lives Matter protest took place on the Jean Augustine University Campus and Three Friends; one African Canadian, one African American and one of European descent have all ended up in a boardroom to deal with the feelings caused by the protest. As temperatures rise and the discussion heats up they soon learn that Black, White, American or Canadian we all have more in common than you might think. From the Transatlantic Slave Trade to the Civil Rights Movement to the Present Day Political Climate … History, Fiction and Fantasy will unite to tell the story of Black History In Canada in an exciting and unique way.

Plays with Music

She Said/He Said

SHE is a Black woman asking real questions about life. HE is a Black man searching for meaning and understanding. Together, they fight to make their relationship last in a world where “the rules” are always changing. A fusion of personal experiences and fiction, playwright Anne-Marie Woods conveys in this new work the vulnerability felt in romantic relationships and the importance of communication. Through compelling monologues, poetry and song, the female/male rapport is laid bare in this tragicomic battle of wits. She Said/He Said is a fresh and nuanced look at relationships through a script that cleverly meanders through the present and past experiences of its two main characters. Where time is subjective, the fourth wall is intermittently torn down and location though specific is universal. Woods has taken a non-conventional approach to telling a modern day love story.