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Orphans for the Czar ruefully exposes the duplicity, revenge, and self-interest at the core of a culture about to go up in flames. Suggested by Gorsky's novel The Life of a Useless Man and set shortly before Bloody Sunday in St. Petersburg, the play focuses on a hapless double agent as he tries to stay on the right side of both the revolutionaries and the czarists. The orphaned fool Vasley leaves his impoverished village to work in his uncle's...

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The first two plays in George F. Walker's new series, After Class, a hyper-critical view of the education system.

Slink through 1920s NYC with master criminals and corrupt bankers. Cast of 13 men and 5 women.

An allegory of our post-9/11 lives, but also a paean to the will that carries us through our darkest hours.

This book tackles the most difficult and profound open questions about life and its origins from an information-based perspective.

Canada's top playwright sears the page with three new works that excoriate political culture, individualism and the accompanying moral depravity.

Canada's master playwright applies his trademark black humor and incredibly crisp dialogue to the family and politically correct multiculturalism.

Canada's top playwright takes on teen pregnancy in two thought-provoking comic dramas for young people's theater.

Six plays that take place in the same hotel room, including "Problem Child, " "Risk Everything, " "The End of Civilization" and others.

Includes Governor General's Award-winning Criminals in Love (1984), Chalmers Award-winning Better Living (1986) and Escape from Happiness (1987).

Contains Walker's own selection of his early plays: "Beyond Mozambique, " "Zastrozzi, " "Theatre of the Film Noir" and "Nothing Sacred.

Contains "Gossip" (1977), "Filthy Rich" (1979) and "The Art of War" (1983), three plays that showcase Walker's film noir style.

Recognizable characters play out their coincidental relationships in a city park. Cast of 2 women and 4 men.

Includes "Beautiful City, " "Love and Anger" and "Tough.