Post Productions 2025 Season
WHICH WAY, MILLENNIAL MAN? by Jonathan tessier
Feb. 21, 22, 27, 28; Mar. 1, 6, 7 & 8
Winner of the 2023 Windsor-Essex Playwriting Contest, Which Way, Millennial Man? tells the story of aspiring but floundering writer, Chris, who believes he could finally taste success by writing a book about Joe, the cantankerous father of a school shooter. Through interviews that gradually become conversations about masculinity, white privilege, and infidelity, Joe persuades Chris to start questioning his relationship with wife Laura. This bold new play about intergenerational conflicts and changing social norms will have audiences on the edge of their seats.
Winner of the 2023 Windsor-Essex Playwriting Contest, Which Way, Millennial Man? tells the story of aspiring but floundering writer, Chris, who believes he could finally taste success by writing a book about Joe, the cantankerous father of a school shooter. Through interviews that gradually become conversations about masculinity, white privilege, and infidelity, Joe persuades Chris to start questioning his relationship with wife Laura. This bold new play about intergenerational conflicts and changing social norms will have audiences on the edge of their seats.
Copracorn by Kieran Potter
May 23, 24, 29, 30, 31; Jun. 5, 6 & 7
Winner of the 2024 Windsor-Essex Playwriting Contest. Haris, an unemployed bachelor, is approached by an enigmatic creature named Copracorn just as he nears homelessness. The creature promises to turn Haris' life around. But is Copracorn his salvation... or his undoing?
Winner of the 2024 Windsor-Essex Playwriting Contest. Haris, an unemployed bachelor, is approached by an enigmatic creature named Copracorn just as he nears homelessness. The creature promises to turn Haris' life around. But is Copracorn his salvation... or his undoing?
Puppets in the Hands of a Malevolent God by Michael K. Potter
Oct. 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 & 25
Only life matched the horror of the Grand Guignol, at one time the most popular genre of live theatre in France. The one-act plays of the Grand Guignol were masterpieces of horror, intertwining psychological horror, body horror, supernatural horror, and existential horror… among every other type. Now Post Productions is resurrecting this genre with a triple-bill of spine-tingling one-act plays guaranteed to make you squirm in your seat: Cuckoo Birds, The Mothers of Nothing, and A Deviant Sanctuary.
Only life matched the horror of the Grand Guignol, at one time the most popular genre of live theatre in France. The one-act plays of the Grand Guignol were masterpieces of horror, intertwining psychological horror, body horror, supernatural horror, and existential horror… among every other type. Now Post Productions is resurrecting this genre with a triple-bill of spine-tingling one-act plays guaranteed to make you squirm in your seat: Cuckoo Birds, The Mothers of Nothing, and A Deviant Sanctuary.
Crave by Sarah Kane
Dec. 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 & 20
It's Christmas, 1975. Family members gather in a luxurious home for reasons they're variously willing and unwilling to share in Sarah Kane's intensely personal, tender, and poetic drama. Before the night is over these people -- and the audience -- will face the devastation love, lust, hope, grief, and resignation can wreak on fragile human minds.
It's Christmas, 1975. Family members gather in a luxurious home for reasons they're variously willing and unwilling to share in Sarah Kane's intensely personal, tender, and poetic drama. Before the night is over these people -- and the audience -- will face the devastation love, lust, hope, grief, and resignation can wreak on fragile human minds.
