[Sterling Nominated for (Best New Play)]
Written by AJ Hrooshkin
Set in Yonker, Saskatchewan in the late 1940s, Alphabet Line follows Duncan, a Queer man who has lived on his family farm his entire life. He sends out daily messages via radio in the hope of receiving a response and finally hears from Nicholas, a graduate student from Saskatoon. As the men take refuge in their shared conversations, days pass and both Duncan and Nicholas will have to reckon with each other’s pasts and embrace vulnerability or risk losing all they’ve built.
This version of Alphabet Line was Presented by Prairie Strange Productions and Fringe Theatre at the Westbury theatre.
Directed By: Giulia Romano
Writtten By: AJ Hrooshkin
Stage Managed By: Steven Sobolewski
Set, Coustume & Props Design By: Even Gilchrist
Assosiate Desginer: Andraya Diogo
Lighting Design By: Whittyn Jason
Sound Design By: Selina Painchaud
Intimacy Director By: Amanda Bergen
Dramaturg: Jessica Peverett
Accessibility Coordinator: Brooke Leifso
Deaf Consultant: Ebony R. Gooden
ASL Interpreter Coordinator:Robyn Lavender
ASL Interpreter: Marquesa Dubois
Photography By: Kaylin Schenk
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Nicholas: Sam Free
Deaf Theatre Interpreter (Nicholas): Thurga Kanagasekarampillai
Deaf Theatre Interpreter(Duncan): Jan McCarthy
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