Our Productions

What's lurking in the lake? Margot and Evie are best friends. When they hear a legendary sea monster is hiding in the depths of their camp waters, they are determined to uncover its secrets. For fans of Gravity Falls and The Babysitters Club Mysteries, this heartfelt campfire jamboree explores the relationship between girlhood and eco-anxiety. For the young and young at heart.

Being in Grade Eight is tough. When Harper decides to build an evil robot to intimidate her peers, she finds herself more connected to AI than expected.

Loosely inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, this piece explores girlhood through robo-friendships.

FRANK has had developmental support through Playwright's Theatre Centre, Green Thumb Theatre and University of Victoria.

June Bug is an energetic and imaginative young woman who loves conspiracy theories, Patrick Swayze, and her granny. When her granny is abducted by aliens, June Bug is determined to save her and her home. June Bug allows your inner child to be explored, celebrated, cared for and loved. June Bug is an honest and outlandish portrayal of grief through the eyes of an imaginative youth.

This show is for young audiences, especially youth and teenagers, and the young at heart.

Siblings Penny and Ezra Lamb have been home-schooled on a hippie colony all their life. They have been dying to visit the outside world, described to them only as “Legoland.” Once the colony is busted for being the largest marijuana grow-op in Saskatchewan, the opportunity finally arrives. However, it is not as joyful and loving as expected. This show contains mature content.