The Reunion by Oprah Lemorin
Two former best friends. One reality show. Ten years of silence.

Willow and Talia were once inseparable, until a betrayal shattered their bond. Now, a decade later, they’re brought face-to-face on The Reunion, a flashy, drama-filled reality TV show that promises healing and closure for estranged relationships. But under the bright lights and fabricated sincerity of producers, old wounds resurface, new tensions spark, and the lines between truth and performance blur.

The Reunion is a messy, funny, and deeply vulnerable exploration of friendship, sisterhood, and the lasting impact of betrayal. Through the lens of reality TV, the play exposes the absurdity of manufactured reconciliation, the performativity of healing, and the complex emotions that come with trying to mend a bond that once felt unbreakable.
Will the cameras capture a heartfelt reunion or a final goodbye?
Director: Jay Northcott
Cast: Allison Edwards Crewe, Arlene Duncan, Asha James, Megan Legesse, Antonette Ruder, Emerjade Simms

Six Love by Phillip Dwight Morgan
Six Love follows the lives of an all-Black carhouse crew at the TTC’s Wilson trainyard. These men work feverishly at night, while the rest of the city sleeps, cleaning subway trains for service the next morning. On their lunch break each shift, the men play dominoes; the game provides a thinly-veiled excuse for them to discuss masculinity, precarity, love, and more. They have these conversations while under constant surveillance and in an environment that carries risks of electrocution, amputation, PTSD, and even death.
Director: Andrew Moodie
Cast: Kwaku Adu-Poku, Cameron Laurie, Michael-Lamont Lytle, Araya Mengesha, Eric Miracle, Dante Prince, Savion Roach