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SPIT DELANEY’S ISLAND
Spit Delaney’s Island by Charles Tidler from the short story by Jack Hodgins Jack Hodgins is an internationally lauded local writer whose original book of short stories of the same name won...
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IF WE WERE BIRDS
If We Were Birds by Erin Shields “Inconnu has to be commended for their bravery. Everyone should see this play” CVV Magazine “Theatre Inconnu has once again delivered on their mandate of presenting...
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COCK
Cock by Mike Bartlett Mike Bartlett is one of most exciting and acclaimed new British playwrights. He examines with wit and sensitivity the confusion around sexual identity. The main...
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Alien Creature
Alien Creature – A Visitation from Gwendolyn MacEwen by Linda Griffiths Gwendolyn MacEwen was one of Canada’s greatest poets and Linda Griffiths was one of Canada’s finest playwrights....
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Bringing thought-provoking and affordable quality theatre to the community...
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Shockheaded Peter
SHOCKHEADED PETER by Julian Crouch, Phelim McDermott & The Tiger Lillies Nov 29 – Dec 17 This “Junk Opera” (a term used to describe the work of The Tiger Lillies, an English trio of...
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Mating Dance of the Werewolf
MATING DANCE OF THE WEREWOLF by Mark Stein Sept 17 – Oct 15 Ken is a detective who suspects he is being stalked. Oddly enough, he thinks he likes it. When finally confronted by Abby, a painfully shy...
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A Lie of the Mind
A LIE OF THE MIND by Sam Shepard May 3 – May 21 Sam Shepard’s A Lie of the Mind is a play filled with enormous vitality, and humor. Prior to the play’s opening, the action is set in motion by a...
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Bad Jews
BAD JEWS by Joshua Harmon Feb 16 – Mar 5 Three young Jewish adults – Daphna and her two cousins: brothers Jona and Liam; along with Melody – Liam’s non-Jewish girlfriend – find themselves together in...
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Whiskey Fugue and Requiem
Whiskey Fugue & Requiem by David MacPherson & the Ensemble Nov 28 – Dec 16 It’s 1863 in the gold fields of central British Columbia. What do you do when your wife – who has accompanied you on...
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The Good Soldier Schweik
The Good Soldier Schweik by Michael John Nimchuk Sept 26 – Oct 14 Nimchuk’s adaptation of Czech novelist Jaroslav Hašek’s 1923 great anti-war satire was a model of experimentation in the early heyday...
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Jocasta Regina
Jocasta Regina by Nancy Huston This is a story about love: the love of a mother and the love of a wife. And how one woman – Queen Jocasta – must do all she can to bury the secret that threatens to...
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Age of Arousal
Age of Arousal by Linda Griffiths Feb 14 – Mar 4 This highly praised play, set against a backdrop of the late 19th woman’s suffrage movement in London, was the final play of Linda Griffiths, one of...
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FALSTAFF
Falstaff – available for touring Performed and adapted by Clayton Jevne from the novel Falstaff by Robert Nye Clayton Jevne’s, one-actor presentation of Robert Nye’s Guardian Fiction Award winning...
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Trad
Trad by Mark Doherty Nov 27 – Dec 15 Trad has the makings of a surrealistic mini-epic voyage. Da is a cantankerous 130 something year-old man lamenting the fact that his much spryer 100 something...
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Frankenstein
Frankenstein by David Elendune Sept 25 – Oct 13 Theatre Inconnu is proud to continue what we hope becomes a tradition of presenting a worthy local play each season. This year it is our privilege to...
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Tenant Haymovitch
Tenant Haymovitch by Ariel Bronz translated by Boaz Tinker May 1 – May 19 “A writer named Daniel rents an apartment only to discover he already has roommates which may or may not be figments of his...
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Neva
Neva by Guillermo Calderón translated by Andrea Thom Feb13 – Mar 3 Neva takes place on Bloody Sunday, 1905, the day when protesting workers were massacred by government forces on their way to the...
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