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Now. a poem about the many worlds of downtown Toronto. And learning what it takes to wake a dead man.
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Choices in the Trench. A piece that breathes in the after-there of combat, adapted by Rogue Wave.
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This poem is part of a larger collection on loss and grief. Spilling Empty Cup listens into the silence.
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Balance is a short, speculative fiction that envisions a future where the wrong hands held power for too long.
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Select Poetry Publications
EAST HASTINGS TRADITION
IT IS pacificREVIEW | APR 2013 |
Plays
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Stupid Cupid
By Kerianne Cameron & Miguel Eichelberger
A one-woman comedy show about a cupid-in-training working to get her wings... and having to navigate all relationships, all at once. Starring Liz McMullen Directed by James Wren "...over the course of this show, you accept that you may experience one or all of the following: giggling, genital swelling, weeping, uncommon jealousy, dry mouth, wet mouth, trout mouth, foot mouth, pun mouth, fun mouth, uncontrollable poetry, grope-cramping, inaccurate nostalgia, something we call “neighbour fingers,” damp-pants, no pants, and on the rarest of occasions, crotch punching... also herpes". Pumphouse Theatre, Calgary | Full Production | Nov 2019 Hen & Chickens Theatre, London | Camden Fringe | Full Production | Aug 2019 Underbelly, Edinburgh | Edinburgh Fringe | Full Production | Aug 2018 The Warren, Brighton | Brighton Fringe | Full Production | May 2018 Hen & Chickens Theatre, London | Full Production | Mar 2018 Hen & Chickens Theatre, London | Full Production | Sep 2017 Performance Works, Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Fringe | Full Production | Sep 2017 REVIEWS WEW Review (FOUR STARS) | B&B Review (FOUR STARS) |
CaveMy first play, a full-length drama set in a future where there is no trust, no cooperation. Two people escaping the threats from outside take refuge in an abandoned theatre and have to learn what it means to put your life in the hands of another.
Directed by Elizabeth Kirkland rEvolver Theatre Festival, The Cultch | Reading | May 2015 Shortlisted for the Vancouver Fringe New Play Prize |
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