The Unplugging

March 14 – April 5, 2015
Factory Theatre Mainstage

by Yvette Nolan

Factory & Native Earth Performing Arts Partnership

Response from Native Earth Board regarding the Native Earth and Factory co-production of The Unplugging – Apr 29 2015

In a post-apocalyptic world, two aging Indigenous women are cast out of their village and forced to wander the desolate landscape with their only tools of survival: a shared traditional knowledge and deep friendship. When a young man appears and threatens their new way of life, the two women must choose between isolation and community.

TICKETS

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Awards

Winner of Outstanding Original Script at the Jessie’s 2013

SHOWTIMES

Tuesday September 21 | 8:00 PM – Opening
Wednesday September 22 | 8:00 PM
Thursday September 23   |  8:00 PM
Friday September 24 |  8:00 PM
Saturday September 25  |  8:00 PM
Sunday September 26  |  8:00 PM

Tuesday September 28 | 8:00PM
Wednesday September 29 | 8:00 PM
Thursday September 30   |  8:00 PM
Friday October 1 |  8:00 PM
Saturday October 2  |  8:00 PM
Sunday October 3  |  8:00 PM

Featuring
Umed AminDiana Belshaw and Allegra Fulton

Directed by Nina Lee Aquino
Sound Design by Romeo Candido
Lighting Design by Michelle Ramsay
Set Design by Camellia Koo
Costume Design by Joanna Yu
Dramaturgy by Ric Knowles
Stage Manager AJ Laflamme

Yvette Nolan

Yvette Nolan is an Algonquin playwright, dramaturge and director who was born in Prince Albert Saskatchewan and raised in Winnipeg. Her plays include BLADEJob’s WifeVideoAnnie Mae’s MovementScattering JakeDonne In and What Befalls the Earth. She is the editor of Beyond the Pale and co-editor of Refractions: Solo. She has been the writer-in-residence at Brandon University, Mount Royal College and the National Arts Centre. Nolan served as Artistic Director for Native Earth Performing Arts in Toronto from 2003 – 2011.

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Nina Lee Aquino

Nina Lee Aquino is a director, dramaturge and playwright. She is the current Artistic Director of the Factory. She is the editor of Canada’s first Asian-Canadian 2-volume drama anthology love + relasianships (Playwrights Canada Press) and the co-editor of the award winning New Essays on Canadian Theatre Volume One: Asian Canadian Theatre (Playwrights Canada Press). Nina co-wrote Miss Orient(ed) and has written her second play, Every Letter Counts (World Premiere, Factory Theatre 2013). Other credits include awards for directing: the Ken McDougall Award 2004, the Canada Council John Hirsch Prize 2008, a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Direction 2011 (paper SERIES, Cahoots Theatre Company).

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Factory

Factory is a vibrant centre of new play development and presentation, with the proud by-line, “Home of the Canadian playwright.” Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Factory produces a full season of all-Canadian plays, many of them world premieres. Factory is edgy and contemporary with programming that celebrates diverse theatrical voices and culturally diverse artists. Visit the Factory Website

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Season Photography done by Bronwen Sharp
Designs by OX Agency