This significant book explores the evolution of Canadian theater, focusing on George Luscombe's influential role from the 1960s onward. As the founder of Toronto Workshop Productions, Luscombe's innovative productions and acting methods transformed theater in Toronto and across Canada for three decades.
A Memoir in Many Voices in the Form of a Dramatic Monologue with Some Imaginative Improvements But Very Little Outright Lying
The one-man play by Steven Bush challenges audiences to confront the uncomfortable truths of honesty amid harsh realities. Through a compelling performance, it invites viewers to engage in a deep exploration of integrity and self-reflection, pushing the boundaries of conventional storytelling.