In Development
Currently in Development
She Carries Me Again
Written by Lauren Brotman
Two women.
Trapped.
One's ill body threatens her mind.
The other's ill mind threatens her body.
They collide, propelled to discover the
Devastating imprisonment they share
Will allow them to transcend to freedom.
DEC 2022 PTE WORKSHOP TEAM
Lauren Brotman | Playwright
Judith Thompson | Dramaturge
Thomas Morgan Jones | Director
Nancy Palk | Actor
Jeanie Calleja | Actor
Haley Vincent | Producer/Artistic Participant
FEB 2022 TORONTO WORKSHOP TEAM
Lauren Brotman | Playwright/ Actor
Judith Thompson | Dramaturge
Philip Akin | Director
Jack Grinhaus | Producer/Collaborator
Nancy Palk | Actor
Jeanie Calleja| Actor
Katerina Sokyrko | Stage Manager
Thank you to the following artists who have participated in the development of this piece at various stages of its creation:
Philip Akin, Briana Brown, Jeanie Calleja, Lisa Codrington, Jamie Dunsdon, Sharon Forrester, Carment Grant, Jack Grinhaus, Melee Hutton Quancitia Hamilton, John Mighton, Thomas Morgan Jones, Natasha Mytnowych, Nancy Palk, Alexandra Parravano, Katerina Sokyrko, Matthew Tiffin, Judith Thompson, Iris Turcott, Haley Vincent, Claire Wynveen.
Thank you to the following organizations who have supported this piece at various stages of its development:
Canadian Stage, Canada Council for the Arts, Factory Theatre, The Grand Theatre, Ontario Arts Council, Prairie Theatre Exchange, Studio 180, the Toronto Arts Council.
Currently in Development
Painting the Streets
Created and performed by
Lauren Brotman and Amy Blanding
part of the 2017/2018 Innovation Series at Theatre Northwest.
Beth and Ally are two women with distinctly different world views and life stories; by a twist of fate, their paths begin to merge as each seeks to make a new life for herself in Northern British Columbia. As observers of this narrative, we become privy to their complicated and confusing internal dialogue, as both women begin to question their assumptions about the world. Humorous and achingly raw, ‘Painting the Streets’ attempts to capture the multifaceted, colourful, and complex nature of humanity as we struggle to live, contribute, and evolve.