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The crackwalker: a dark portrait of the underbelly of Kingston Ontario, where Thompson had been a social worker. Theresa, a mentally challenged woman and her dysfunctional boyfriend Alan struggle to find love and the security of a home, but make disastrous decisions which result in the death of their baby.
I am yours: a harrowing story about a group of characters on the brink of despair as each tries to escape what haunts them the most.
Tornado: Mandy, an infertile social worker, tries to have a baby to save her marriage and in her desperation cons her uber fertile epileptic welfare client to surrender her newborn to “adoptive parents”. This one-act radio drama explores the conflict between a woman’s need to control and the need to surrender to nature.
Pink: Lucy, a 6-year-old white girl, talks to her dead nurse Nelly, who lays in an open casket after being killed during a peaceful protest march. The insidious nature of racism is put on full display as the child attempts to convince the nanny's spirit that apartheid is good for her people.
The crackwalker: a dark portrait of the underbelly of Kingston Ontario, where Thompson had been a social worker. Theresa, a mentally challenged woman and her dysfunctional boyfriend Alan struggle to find love and the security of a home, but make disastrous decisions which result in the death of their baby.
I am yours: a harrowing story about a group of characters on the brink of despair as each tries to escape what haunts them the most.
Tornado: Mandy, an infertile social worker, tries to have a baby to save her marriage and in her desperation cons her uber fertile epileptic welfare client to surrender her newborn to “adoptive parents”. This one-act radio drama explores the conflict between a woman’s need to control and the need to surrender to nature.
Pink: Lucy, a 6-year-old white girl, talks to her dead nurse Nelly, who lays in an open casket after being killed during a peaceful protest march. The insidious nature of racism is put on full display as the child attempts to convince the nanny's spirit that apartheid is good for her people.