In
The Aeneid
by Olivier Kemeid, translated by Maureen Labonté, the classic tale of searching for a new home is reimagined into an urgent modern-day refugee story.
Settling Africville
by George Elliott Clarke is a dedication to the African American refugees of the War of 1812 that settled in Nova Scotia.
The Tashme Project: The Living Archives
, a documentary-style play, carefully pieces together the experiences of Japanese Canadians who were in the internment camps in the 1940s.
Foreign Tongue: The Musical
represents the mark that accents place on immigrants.
My Name is Dakhel Faraj
, the true story of a refugee of the Iraq war is presented in English, English Sign Language, and Arabic.
And
In Sundry Languages
is a collection of multilingual skits on immigrant experiences.