Drama, 3F 3M (or 2F 2M 2X)
 There are many different types of love: first love, true love, obsessive love, and that other type of love. A high school god falls for the wrong girl. His teacher. ​ A modern take on a classic story, this dark tale of heart break and revelations explores the nature of love without boundaries.

Full length Drama, 1M 2F
What could Jegger, a young punk, and Malone, a past middle-aged woman, possibly have in common? Drawn together by their mutual hatred for the woman who damaged them both, they plot her destruction. Some say revenge is bittersweet, and sometimes it’s like a box of chocolates.

A play about our storybook romance expectations and how real life struggles to live up to the fantasy lives we've created for ourselves. "It's like Shrodinger's cat: as long as you stick to online dating without really getting to know someone, you're perfect together without actually being in a relationship."
3F, 4M
In a virtual world where you can pretend to be anyone, how do you find someone who will love you for who you really are? Love, Virtually is set in present day, predominantly in a coffee shop, which is both the ideal location for a casual first date as well as the best place to gossip with your friends about those dates. Interspersed with glimpses of online dating personalities largely derived from interviews and real life profiles, it is the fictitious account of Laurel, a thirty year-old singer songwriter who, as the play opens, is being pushed to dive into the world of online dating both for new song material and to help her move past the loss of a former love.
Laurel’s agent and best friend Eden, a cougar in the making, believes Laurel should seek out a new romance to help her get out of her songwriting slump, and to help her do that, Eden has set up an online dating profile for Laurel. Laurel’s married friend Jennifer, a high school teacher and Eden’s diabolic opposite, agrees with the plan, if only so she can live vicariously through Laurel. And so the dating begins.
A range of dating options parade before us, among them: MrExtraordinary whose hobbies and interests include “wine tasting in Napa Valley, exotic car racing in Monte Carlo, learning to cook Thai food in Bangkok,”; Techie81 who speaks several languages including Klingon, Elvish, and binary; Big_Stick_Playa, a hockey loving guy whose pickup line is “let’s face off and see if we can score a goal together”; and former classmate Matt, whom Laurel never noticed in high school but who now offers a fresh perspective on her past.
Laurel believes Noah, the coffee barista who serves her biscotti to cheer her up, is perfect for her, and after watching them interact we also wonder “why aren’t they together?” In a series of repeated scenes reliving the few moments she had with Noah, the young man who might have been The One, we learn that he is perfect for her, except for one thing. He’s dead. That doesn’t seem to stop him from interfering with Matt’s plans to finally win the heart of the girl he’s loved since high school. Matt has a connection to Noah as well, they were best friends. The memory of Noah seems to haunt Matt as well as he tries to overcome Laurel’s reluctance to open up to the idea of loving anyone but Noah. Her quirky best friends tell her they think she’s keeping her heart in a box, shielding herself from both potential pain and love. "It's like Shrodinger's cat. As long as you stick to online dating without really getting to know someone, you're perfect together without actually being in a relationship."
All of Laurel’s relationships are challenged when Jennifer and Eden walk in to the coffee shop to find Laurel on a date with one of Jennifer’s high school students as a result of Jennifer using Laurel’s online profile as an example in her sociology class about the impact of internet communications on social interaction. Laurel is furious that Jennifer would invade her privacy like that and Jennifer is frustrated that Laurel has posted private, intimate details about herself online for anyone to see. Matt confronts Laurel with the news that the love song she based her love of Noah on was in fact written not by Noah but by him, and that she never really knew Noah at all. To which Laurel points out Matt also has been in love with Laurel without ever actually knowing her. Everyone has storybook romance expectations and real life struggles to live up to the fantasy lives they create for themselves.
Chosen as Toronto Best of Fringe 2011, Love, Virtually is a love story, a comedy, and a glimpse into the lives of people ironically seeking intimacy through the most impersonal and detached way, the internet.

Elizabeth's bedroom mirrors show every threat of impending wrinkles and reflect the carefree youth she wasted on a man. How can she live in the moment when the future looks bleak and the past is so seductive?
(10 minute play) 3F, 1M

An almost love story about the ways we protect the people we love, trench warfare as a version of a fairy tale ending, and a pair of ducks.
When you love someone, what lengths will you go to protect them? The Deepest Trench is set in present day in a hospital waiting room and scattered remembered locations spanning the key moments of a relationship. Emma, a generation Y woman with a sarcastic wit and a dirty sense of humour, is going to die soon. And she knows it.
2F, 1M
Ryan, a comic-book loving National Geographic watching geek in the coolest way possible, is in love with Emma. Not that he thinks she’s at all aware of him. Emma’s best friend Kate, Ryan’s older sister, agrees to have Emma move in with them after another of Emma’s relationships ends due to her inability to commit. Kate is very supportive of Emma’s live for the moment attitude, as long as that doesn’t include Kate’s younger brother Ryan, whom she wants to protect from the inevitable heartbreak she knows he’ll feel when Emma dies.
The play shifts between the hospital waiting room where Kate and Ryan wait for news of Emma, and the moments in the past that pulled Emma and Ryan closer together. Ryan discovers how his sister knew of Emma’s impending death and thought she was protecting him from getting hurt by keeping Emma and him apart, as Kate realizes the depth of the love between her brother and Emma and the loss her brother will feel for never having had the chance to know how much he was loved back.
How important is it to hear someone say “I love you”? As Emma says, “Maybe the last thing said shouldn’t be “I’ll miss you”, or “I love you”, or “I’m so happy you let me in to your heart even though that just allowed me to tear it open from the inside when I left”. Maybe it’s right that you’re just there, and then you’re not. And they’re left with the memories. Maybe that’s enough.”

Ten-minute drama, 1F 5F/M/non-binary
When Jamie brings friends to see Zanna's performance art they all see something different. But what does it mean, and does it have to mean something or can it just entertain, and does art imitate life or is life art, in which case who is the audience, and WTF is art really anyways?