Edith Spanner

The story of a quirky woman who hasn’t quite caught up to the 21st century. She works for a paper clips company, and her favorite movie is Mildred Pierce. But life changes when she loses her job and she discovers that her best friend now has a boyfriend! Inspired by Joan Crawford, Edith digs deep to find out what she’s made of. A comedy about friendship, jealousy, technology and transformation.

Pay-what-you-can preview: March 18.

Jewish Girls Don’t Kayak

Written and Performed by Robyn Israel
Directed by Peter Busby

Join award-winning playwright and performer Robyn Israel, as she takes you on a personal journey, from her traditional Jewish upbringing in Montreal, to her wacky dating adventures in California and London. Of course, when you go through life with the name Israel, there are bound to be bumps along the way. A hysterical show about Jewish mothers, intermarriage, culture clashes, and a dog named Dalai Lama.

Winner of the 2007 Brickenden Award for Outstanding Comedy

This revival contains some new material.

Ticket Prices: Evenings $18, Saturday matinee $15; Students $12.
Pay-what-you-can preview on March 24
To purchase tickets call The ARTS Project at (519) 642-2767.