TomorrowLove
Directed by Nikki Shaffeeullah
RISERx is presented by Why Not Theatre and Toronto Metropolitan University
What if you could hold the soul of your loved one in your hands? Or see inside their memories? Or talk to them after death? TomorrowLove is a cycle of short plays about love, sex, and the future. Questioning how innovation impacts relationships, these stories explore how technology can create new dimensions of human connection – and perhaps reveal what we should have known all along.
Written by Rosamund Small
Performed by Jeff Clement, Ayden Elworthy, Elena Milo, Landon Nesbitt, Josh Palmer, McKenzie Somppi
Set Design by Delia Yuan
Lighting Design by Gavin Mcdonald
Costume Design by Carlyn Rahusaar Routledge
Sound Design by Sam Fergusson
Directing Coach – Sarah Garton Stanley
Intimacy Director – Corey Tazmania
Fight Director – Christopher Mott
Assistant Set & Props Designer – Alyssa Duhaney
Assistant Lighting Design – Sasha Alymova
Production Manager – Carlos Varela
Technical Director – Curtis Whittaker
Assistant Production Manager – Jonathan Cestnick, Kiera Deorksen
Smith Stage Manager – Nika Jalali
Assistant Stage Manager – Elijah MacLeod
From April 13
to April 22, 2023
Tickets are $12.50/ $22.50 / $35 / $50
BMO Incubator
Thursday, April 13 – 9pm
Friday, April 14 – 7pm
Tuesday, April 18 – 9pm
Wednesday, April 19 – 7pm
Friday, April 21 – 9pm
Saturday, April 22 – 7pm
This performance is 75 minutes
April 10, 2026
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14+ recommended; discussions of sex, death, grief.
A note on ticket prices for RISERx: In order to ensure accessibility, Why Not Theatre invites you to pay what you can afford. You can pick any one of four prices – $12.50, $22.50, $35, $50 – whichever suits your budget. All tickets are general admission, and there are no limits on any price level. Pick the price you would like for your ticket and book your seat. The higher price-points help to keep tickets accessible for everyone. Thanks for your support, and we’ll see you at the show!