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Monday, March 1, 2010

Audition call for Harriet's House is now posted

The audition call for Harriet's House is now posted on the websites of the following organizations: Theatre Ontario, Equity Showcase, and Work in Culture. Audition applications will be accepted until the end of March.

All the best,
Tara
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Gailey Road: Research-Informed Theatre
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Gailey Road Productions produces research-informed theatre on social issues that affect us all. Gailey Road was founded in January 2007 by Tara Goldstein, a playwright, producer and a Professor of education at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. Tara's recent plays Harriet’s House and Ana's Shadow are about transnationally adopted children growing up in a LGBTQ family. The first play, Harriet's House, was produced by Gailey Road during the Toronto Pride Festival in July 2010. It has also been translated into Spanish and performed in Bogotá in 2013 and 2014. Ana's Shadow has been published in the anthology Zero Tolerance and Other Plays: Disrupting Xenophobia, Racism and Homophobia in Schools. In August 2015 Tara's latest play Castor and Sylvie about French feminist Simone de Beauvoir and her companion Sylvie Le Bon was a given a workshop production at the Toronto SummerWorks Festival. In February 2017 Tara will be performing a staged reading of Castor and Sylvie at the Lesbian Lives Conference in Brighton, England.
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Productions Tara is Following

  • Eda Holmes' The Sea at the Shaw Festival
  • THE COMMON GROUND: A MUSICAL DISSERTATION by Ken McNeilly at the Toronto Fringe Festival

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