Other Productions

Penguins

Written by Matthew Kowalchuk

Directed by Dave Mott
Performed by Daniel Martin

"Penguins...and coffee. I just don't see the connection."

A one man play about a once high-flying Ad-Man struggling to keep his career, marriage, and head together. This extremely successful foray into physical theatre was a hit with the audience privileged to see the one-off performance.

Men Without Lips

Written by Jason Patrick Rothery

Directed by Erin Oke
Performed by Rebecca Auerbach, Alex McMorran, and David Mott

A dark absurd comedy about quantum reality, virtual particles, the twisted nature of time, and the simultaneously shrinking and expanding space that surrounds us. But mostly love; about how falling in love can feel like the entire world is upside out and inside down. One second you're alone in the drifting sea of the universe, and the next you're not. Beautiful and frightening, it doesn't make much sense. Men Without Lips was presented at UBC's Summerstock Festival in the summer of 2002.

Wilson's Leg

Written by Jason Patrick Rothery

2002: Directed by Jason Rothery
Performed by Steve Handelsman, Daniel Martin and David Mott.

2003: Directed by Amanda Lockitch
Performed by Ryan Beil, Tory Coombs and Chris Murphy

Wilson's Leg is a sinister vision of modern childhood in an age of media saturation and video game violence. Evan and Bentley have brought Wilson to a tree house. Bentley brought the Super-Wrap and Evan brought the hacksaw. They're going to cut off Wilson's leg.

The precursor to Wedgie , Wilson's Leg was first presented by Laughing Day Productions at UBC's Brave New Playrites Festival (2000) and subsequently by Upintheair Theatre at the Element Sound Lounge in 2002 and the Bridge St Hall, 2003.

Not Open

Written by Daniel Martin

Directed by Daniel Martin.
Cast: Luisa Jojic and Craig Lapthorne.

Is coffee truly evil? Can true love be found in a well-intentioned kidnapping? Is there any point falling in love with your waitress? And just how badly can you mess up and still get away with it?

Stumped

Written by David Mott

Directed by Daniel Martin.
Cast: Matty Finochio, Laura Jaszcz, and David Mott

An exploration of self-mutilation, office politics, and personal loss, this show tells the story of Nathan; did he deal with the pain in his hand, or did he just cut it off?