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For its entry in the 2007 Toronto Fringe Festival, Dyad Dyad combines the hyper-realist, A Short Recess, by Vancouver playwright
Simon Ogden and the classic absurdist drama,
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Steel
An explosive one-man journey through the past and present of the Canadian railroad.
BEST
INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION (Andrew Zadel) London Fringe
RUNNER-UP - BEST TEXT AWARD (Andrew Zadel) Montreal Fringe
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The Master and Margarita
(2006)
The devil visits Stalinist Moscow in order to reunite separated lovers the Master and Margarita.
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Checkpoint
(2005)
Four
Canadian peacekeeping soldiers for the U.N.
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The Blood of a Coward
(2004)
An
investigation into the troubled life of author Charles Bukowski
WINNER OF THE PATRON'S PICK Toronto Fringe
NOW MAGAZINE - OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES Erin
King & Greg Dunham
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Eugene
(2003)
Eugene is an original adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's epic poem "Eugene Onegin" set in rural New Brunswick and Toronto.
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