Plays Requiring Actors

Insight, by David Mouti
A expert job applicant, desperate for the Company’s young CEO to listen to him, goes to extreme lengths to ensure he’s heard.
Roles: Male, late 20’s to early 30’s, male, early to mid-60s

The Project, by Kate Racheter
Parents visit their child’s science fair, only to end up questioning their parenting when they see the nature of her project.
Roles: Male, age 30 to 45, the dad. Female, age 30-50, the mother.

At The Cottage, by Valerie King
During a light-hearted summer evening of cribbage, two married couples in their forties chat about optimal ways to die, with a surprise ending.
Roles: 2 females, age 40-50 2 males, age 40-50

Looking For Kitty, by Maryjane Cruise
After Iris’ husband betrays her, Iris must decide whether her marriage is worth saving.
Roles: Female, age 40ish

Diagnosis, by John Lawrence Reynolds
Diagnosis is a comedy set in an operating room where the surgeon, in the presence of a semi- alert patient and a nurse, angrily accuses the anesthesiologist of having an affair with his (the surgeon’s) wife.
Roles: Surgeon, male, mid-30s in age; bluff, quick to anger
Anesthesiologist, male, mid-30s; cooler, somewhat reserved
Patient, male, 25 to 40 years of age; slim/athletic physique
Nurse, female

The Mother Ship, by Michael Brown
A man sits on a bench awaiting his bus and is joined by a woman awaiting her ride; an intergalactic spaceship!
Roles: Bud, male, age 20-40
– A Human living on Earth. Precise. Clean.
Gloria, female, age 20-40
– A Centurion visiting Earth. Blunt. Inquisitive.

She’s Fine, by Karen Lee-Boulton
A brother and sister disagreeing on care for their elderly mother living with dementia.
Roles: Female, middle aged

Charity, by Julia Kollek
A fundraising training session at a charity serving the homeless takes an unexpected turn when an actual homeless person turns up.
Roles: Charity organizer, any gender, age 50+.
– This person founded the charity & comes across as a self-declared expert and
authority figure. They’re actually out of touch with the people their charity is trying
to help.
Charity volunteer, different gender from the Organizer, age 18-40.
– This person wants to make a difference in the world, and is more in tune with reality
than the charity organizer.
Homeless person, any gender, age 20+
– This person has had a tough life & has found themselves living on the street. They
don’t fit society’s stereotype (e.g. on drugs, uneducated, a criminal etc.), they just need some stability in their life

On The Go, by Tony Corrie
The play is a comedy where a strange and bizarre incident occurs on the Toronto to Burlington Go train.
Roles: Female, 20 plus
– Woman is freaked out after observing the bizarre behaviour of fellow passengers
Male, 20 plus
– A novice assassin.
Male or Female 20 plus
– GO train inspector. Confronts passengers about their behaviour