Dark Crop Performance Festival 2018

• Back Road Poetry Vol II
• Mission Magnet
• Strange Bioluminescent Deep Sea Animals
• Thumbelina
• Wagon Play

Alarum!

A young psychiatrist, Dr. Delia Emerson, is confronted by an intriguing new case, and she is at a loss for where to begin. When Kate, the patient’s sister, storms in, the situation does not become any clearer. Cordelia is strangely afflicted, and her dark secret is well hidden for now.

The Sweeting Sisters

The French Revolutionary War has plunged Europe and the United Kingdom into chaos. London, in the spring of 1800, is a hotbed of intrigue, espionage, and treason. Two young women, Emily and Sarah Sweeting, find themselves plunged into the very heart of a plot to assassinate the reigning British monarch, King George III.

Fermata

When​ ​concert pianist Clara​ ​loses​ ​her​ ​ability​ ​to​ ​play​ ​due​ ​to​ ​a​ ​mysterious​ ​neurological​ ​condition,​ ​she​ ​and her​ ​partner​​ ​struggle​ ​to​ ​re-evaluate​ ​their​ ​relationship​ ​in​ ​a​ ​suddenly​ ​silent​ ​environment.

London Playwrights’ Showcase

Join us for three staged readings of short plays and scenes by London writers. Refreshments and reception will follow as we connect, network, and discuss our projects with other theatre practitioners from the region!

• Alarum!
• Fermata
• The Sweeting Sisters

Dark Crop Performance Festival

Join us for Ontario’s first annual nocturnal performance festival. Come, pitch a tent, enjoy a bonfire-side meal, and sit back for ten hours of theatre, poetry, and music, until the sun rises. In an effort to bolster Canadian creators and show new work, join us for an adventure no other festival can offer.

My Life As a 6 Ft Sunflower

Is there anything worse than only getting 13 likes on that instagram pic you posted? Or only having 4 people click attend to your event? Yes – being reborn as a sunflower.

Widow’s Wedding Dress

In 1958 Northern Ireland, sisters Rosaleen and Catherine grow to define their roles as women in a community of Irish Gypsies. In a culture dominated by passionate men and their taste for violence, the sisters give the audience a window into the lives of the women “around the campfires and in the caravans.” Reeling from a recent tragedy, the sisters must navigate their way toward acceptance, music, and light.

Please note that this play includes descriptions of violence and domestic abuse.