Sample Production History
- Canadian Stage Company, Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Premiere 1990
- Dionysus and Apollo Stage company, Dallas, Texas – 1997
- Dr. Betty Mitchell Theatre, Calgary, Alberta, Canada –1999
- Chicago Cultural Center Studio Theater, Chicago, Illinois – 1999
- Company of the Silvershield, Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 2000
- The group at Strasberg, Lee Strasberg Creative Center, Hollywood, California – 2001
- Tron Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland – 2002
- Hart House Theatre, Toronto, Canada – 2004
- Sullivan Mahoney Court House Theatre, Ontario, Canada – 2008
- Wakefield Players Theater Company, Wakefield, Quebec, Canada - 2009
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