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July 29, 2021 · 0 Comments By Constance Scrafield When Artistic Director, David Nairn says “We’re very busy here at Theatre Orangeville,” he means it more than ever. Let us begin this feature, then, to give you the complete schedule: The Third Life of Eddie Mann, a play by John Spurway, produced online in the same format as The Rules of Playing Risk, runs on your big screen television from July 30 to August 15. Mr. Spurway’s one act play brings a man on the edge, to sit on a window ledge contemplating a jump, when “Angel” engages him in conversation. Humorous and thoughtful dialogue ensues but where will it lead? ....
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July 8, 2021 · 0 Comments By Constance Scrafield Up next at Theatre Orangeville, the second of two one act plays, filmed so skillfully, the feeling of actually being in the theatre is closer than one might ever imagine possible. These are, as Artistic Director, David Nairn explained, the interim step between the “Cabaret” shows they produced since September 2020 and the two live theatre plays, for which tickets are already on sale. We had the chance to chat with playwright, John Spurway, author of this one act play, who told us, “This is part of Theatre Orangeville’s interim step between the earlier music shows and live theatre. It’s shorter than Kirsten’s [da Silva, who wrote The Rules of Playing Risk]. It was originally written for a one act play writing contest and it did well in the Ottawa competition. ....