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Corker (Feb. 16- March 3, 2012)
Written by Wendy Lill
Directed by Lorraine Cantwell
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TAG is very pleased to present Wendy Lill's Corker, a thought provoking story that is based in Halifax during present day. With Corker, Lill dares to offer a candid glimpse into how we choose to deal with people who don't fit into what most consider 'regular society', those who we deem to be imperfect, challenged, or different. By inviting us into the lives of the dysfunctional MacPhee family, Wendy Lill takes audiences on
a roller-coaster journey of self-reflection where each must ultimately face the question; how do we, as individuals, deal with those who are unwanted? Very straightforward, a little shocking, and quite touching - Corker is sure to get people talking.
Coming Soon
TAG @ The Library ( Feb. 18, 2012, 2:30 p.m)
Free Admission - approximately 45 minutes
Keshen Goodman Library,
330 Lacewood Drive, Clayton Park
TAG presents Relationships: pieces for the Valentine’s season The performance consists of two short plays – The Angel Intrudes, by Floyd Dell and The Tridget of Greva [translated from the Squinch], by Ring Lardner. The Angel Intrudes (1921) fits our theme to a tee - Jimmy and Annabelle have arranged to elope, but Annabelle is having second thoughts. Coinciding with her indecision is the unexpected arrival of Jimmy’s Guardian Angel. The Angel discovers for himself that the Earth has many attractive aspects - and Annabelle – well, she’s attractive too!
The Tridget of Greva (1932) is one of a series of nonsense plays by Ring Lardner. Mr. Barhooter, Mr. Corby and Mr. Laffler are spending a lazy afternoon on the river as the world drifts by and the fish elude them. They discuss relationships, ask questions and solve problems in their own inimitable way. And before you ask, we don’t know what a tridget is either!
The Reluctant Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes
(Apr. 19 - May 5, 2012)
Written by David Belke
Co-directed by Renée Hartleib and Bill VanGorder
The ghost of Sherlock Holmes helps solve a mysterious death, whether or not author Arthur Conan Doyle wants his help! This well reviewed comedy/mystery is written by Canadian playwright David Belke.