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History of Play Productions
| * An original 25th Street Theatre Production | ||
| 1999 | The Hats of Mr Zenobe - Robert Astle | |
| *Bea's Niece - David Gow | ||
| Hosanna - Michel Tremblay | ||
| Spitting Slag - Mansel Robinson | ||
| 1998 | Cherry Docs - David Gow | |
| *Four Horses - Greg Daniels | ||
| Dummies Theatre's Go Weast - Anna Papadakos | ||
| 1997 | *Bim and Bub - Henry Woolf | |
| So Low - Denise Clarke | ||
| Scraping the Surface: A Life in Progress - Lyle Victor Albert | ||
| *Sacred Places - Joe Welsh | ||
| *The Last Journey of Captain Hart - Dianne Warren | ||
| 1996 | *Blue Zone - Rod MacIntyre | |
| Illegal Entry - Clem Martini | ||
| *One More Time (Provincial Tour) - Maria Campbell & Harry W Daniels | ||
| 1995 | *Spirit Wrestler - Greg Nelson | |
| *Percy's Edge - Greg Daniels | ||
| *One More Time - Maria Campbell & Harry W Daniels | ||
| 1994 | *The Harrowing - Scott Douglas (playwright's first play) | |
| *Saddles in the Rain - Pamela J Bustin (playwright's first play) | ||
| Co-produced by Realife Productions | ||
| *Z: A Meditation on Oppression, Desire, and Freedom - Anne Szumigalski (playwright's first play) | ||
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan | ||
| Winner of the Saskatchewan Book of the Year Award | ||
| 1993 | *Rodeo Life - Sharon Butala (playwright's first play) | |
| *Colonial Tongues - Mansel Robinson (playwright's first play) | ||
| Published by Playwrights Canada | ||
| *Magpie - Kit Brennan | ||
Published in Grain Magazine, Saskatchewan |
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| 1992 | *Sidney - Greg Nelson | |
| as part of the Playwrights Repertory Festival | ||
| *Talking West - Don Kerr | ||
| as part of the Playwrights Repertory Festival | ||
| *Club Chernobyl - Dianne Warren | ||
| as part of the Playwrights Repertory Festival | ||
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan | ||
| Elvira - Brigitte Jacques translated by David Edney | ||
| World Premier of English translation | ||
| 1991 | *Serpent in the Night Sky - Dianne Warrren (playwright's first play) | |
| Published by PlayCan, Playwright’s Union of Canada, Toronto | ||
| Nominated for Governer General Award (1992) | ||
| *Dreamkeeper - Bruce Sinclair | ||
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan in “ Eureka ” a collection of plays | ||
| *Blind Girl Last Night - Greg Daniels | ||
| *Auntie's Knitting a Baby - Lois Simmie | ||
| Toured schools in Saskatchewan | ||
| Published by Red Deer Press | ||
| 1990 | *Nice Guy - Rod MacIntyre | |
| *Roundup - Barbara Sapergia | ||
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan | ||
| *Exile - Archie Crail | ||
| Subsequent production in South Africa | ||
| 1989 | *Sky - Connie Gault (playwright's first play) | |
| Subsequent radio version produced by CBC and BBC | ||
| Published by Blizzard | ||
| Produced on BBC Radio’s World Broadcast network in 1994 | ||
| *Talking Back - Don Kerr | ||
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan | ||
| *Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree - Collective | ||
| Co-production with Tamanhous Theatre, Vancouver | ||
| 1988 | *The Oldest Profession - Paula Vogel | |
| Subsequent productions across Canada | ||
| 1987 | *Melody Farm - Ken Mitchell | |
| *Fun and Nobody - Howard Korder (playwright's first play) | ||
| Concurrent production in New York City | ||
| Playwright received Pulitzer Prise nomination for his second play | ||
| *Sex and Politics - Wiliam Chadwick | ||
| Commissioned by 25th Street Theatre Centre | ||
| Subsequent productions across Canada | ||
| Published by North Waterloo Academic Press | ||
| *The Medicare Show - Kim Morrisey | ||
| 1986 | Play Memory - Joanna Glass | |
| Canadian Premier produced by 25th Street Theatre Centre | ||
| Published in “Newest Plays by Women”, Newest Publishers, Saskatchewan | ||
| *Flights of Angel - Ron Marken (playwright's first play) | ||
| 1985 | *The Plainsman - Ken Mitchell | |
| Published by Coteau Books, Saskatchewan | ||
| *The Great War - Don Kerr (playwright's first play) | ||
| *Snow White and the Three Dwarfs - Kim Morrisey | ||
| 1983 | *Diefenbaker - Thelma Oliver | |
| *Playing the Fool - Alun Hibbert | ||
| 1982 | *Lokkinen - Barbara Sapergia | |
| 1981 | *Jessica - Maria campbell, Linda Griffiths, Paul Thompson | |
| Subsequesnt production by Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto | ||
| Winner of Dora Mavor Moore Award | ||
| Published by Coach House Press, Ontario | ||
| *A Very Modest Orgy - Patricia Joudrey | ||
| 1980 | *O.D. on Paradise - Linda Griffiths, Patrick Brymer | |
| Subsequesnt production by Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto | ||
| *Matonnabbee - EH Carefoot | ||
| *The Ziggy Effect - Marc Diamond | ||
| 1979 | *Jacob Kepp - Andras Tahn | |
| *Queen's Cowboy - Layne Coleman & William Hominuke | ||
| Subsequently revised, mounted, and toured in 1980 | ||
| *Cold Comfort - Jim Gerrard | ||
| Subsequent productions throughout Canada | ||
| Published by Talon Books, British Columbia | ||
| Made into a feature film in 1990 | ||
| 1978 | *Generation and 1/2 - Collective | |
| *Wolf Boy - Brad Fraser (playwright's first play) | ||
| 1977 | *Paper Wheat - Collective | |
| Subsequent tours of Saskatchewan and Canada (1977, 1978, 1979) | ||
| National Film Board produced documentary film (1978) | ||
| CBC Television production (1980) | ||
| Subsequent productions by 25th street Theatre centre (1980, 1981, 1989) | ||
| Published by Western Producer, Prairie Books (1980) | ||
| 1976 | *Heartbreak Hotel - Layne Coleman and others | |
| *Christmas Candy: The Sacred Mountain - Collective | ||
| 1975 | *The Ballad of Billy the Kid – adaped by Andras Tahn | |
| *If You're So Good Why Are You In Saskatoon - Collective | ||
| Production Remounted in 1976 | ||
| 1974 | *The Sibyl - adaptation by Alexander Hausvater from the novel by Par Lagerkvist | |
| 1973 | *Covenent Garden - Andras Tahn | |
| 1972 | *Gardens Sketch 1 & 2 - Andras Than | |
| *Pleasent Street - Ken Mitchell (playwright's first play) | ||
