Works
- Delicate Bodies (blew ointment press) – 1980
- The White Line – 1988
- Coyote City: A Play in Two Acts – 1990 (nominated for a Governor General's Award)
- The Dreaming Beauty – 1990 – (won 1990 Theatre Canada's National Playwrighting Competition)
- Almighty Voice and His Wife – 1992
- The Moon and Dead Indians – 1994 – (won 1994 Du Maurier One Act Playwrighting Competition)
- The Indian Medicine Shows – 1996 – (won 1996 James Buller Award for Aboriginal Theatre Excellence – Playwight of the Year)
- Big Buck City – 1998
- Brébeuf's Ghost – 2000
- Sixteen Jesuses – 2000
- City of Shadows: Necropolite! – 2000
- Songs of Love and Medicine – 2005
- Pursued by a Bear: Talks, Monologues and Tales – 2005
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