940 Bonisteel Rd Trenton ON
SHARPEN THE ACTS – PART IV
Each performance, three original one act plays.
Experience three curated plays by local writers in a unique, rural venue. 
Performances:
Friday July 12th @7:30 PM
Saturday July 13th @7:30PM
and Sunday July 14th @2 PM
“Transplant” by Mihal Zada ~ Directed by Matthew Sheahan.
Lydia – Alexandra Bell
George – Scott Roodvoets
Paula (Officer Rezwani)- Ruth Laliberte
Andrew (Officer Lewis) – Joshua Kelly
Lydia is spending some quiet time at home while her husband George is off at the cottage with his cousin Steve, when two police officers arrive with some horrible news. There’s been an accident and George is left incomplete. Can something that is lost really be replaced? Can we ever be made whole again? Does it matter where the parts come from? George returns home to a partner who is trying to make him come to grips with his alterations, but will he return the favor? Can they survive the transplant?
“Jam Jar” by Peter Coy ~ Directed by Bill McMahon.
PHD Student – Wendy Roy
Subject 1 – Sylvia Wan
Subject 2 – Penny Barker
Subject 3 – Heather Muir
TLGA – Margaret Ruttan.
A key is a device that is used to operate a lock. The key serves as a security token for access to the locked area; only persons having the correct key can open the lock and gain access. Locks and keys have managed to infuse themselves into every aspect of our lives. Join our PHD student as she conducts her experiment to determine whether the participants reveal themselves as locks or keys.
“Roadside Attraction” by Richard Lummiss ~ Directed by Karen Lupu-Jacobsohn
Petra – Dejaye Sproat
Martha – Lynette Thibeau
John – Bryan Coates
Larry – Scott Roodvoets .
Petra is the owner of Pete’s Big Beaver Café, open to travelers on a cold and stormy Valentine’s night. Martha and John stop in on their way through town, as well as Larry, a long haul truck driver. This intimate look at relationships is a refreshingly sweet glimpse into possible turning points.