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a little rain must fall
Rain and Simone are in the kitchen, prepping dinner. Things are weirdly tense. Suddenly, Rain snaps and accuses Simone of killing his ex-girlfriend, Sally. Of course, Rain doesn’t really have proof of this (other than the time Simone killed a Yorkie for biting her - but they’re an aggressive breed). Simone tries to placate Rain. She’s always bee...
Composer: Chris Thornborrow
Librettist: David Yee

a little rain must fall
a little rain must fall
Ashes
Content warning: murder

Nighttime on a dock on a lake. Tea lights have been carefully arranged on the side of the dock to illuminate a path. Adele stands at the end of a dock holding an urn that contains her husband’s ashes. She takes the lid off the urn, and begins to sprinkle ashes on the water.

Her son Theo joins her and asks what she’s...
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Charles Hayter

Ashes
Ashes
Black Blood
Content warning: war

In a shack surrounded by barren fields, a dying father and his son drink their last bowl of water. They need oil for the machines that will keep them alive and purify their water. A truck rolls past with a huge barrel of oil in the back. The son flags it down, only to discover the person driving the truck is a monstrous c...
Composer: Christiaan Venter
Librettist: Norman Yeung

Black Blood
Black Blood
Blind Woman
A blind dancer and the shadow of her former sight share a final dance.
Composer: James Rolfe
Librettist: David Yee

Blind Woman
Blind Woman
Chicken or Beef?
Each of two brother bulls attempts to convince the other to enter the barn. Neither wants to go, knowing their lives are at stake. The two flatter, dare, and challenge one another, until a race finally settles it: first one to the barn wins. Sort of.
Composer: Justine F. Chen
Librettist: David James Brock

Chicken or Beef?
Chicken or Beef?
Dance til the sun sets
An entire relationship in microcosm, from first meeting to last sunset together. This piece uses a couple’s dancing together as a metaphor for their time passing.
Composer: Gareth Williams
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

Dance til the sun sets
Dance til the sun sets
Elijah’s Kite
In a schoolyard full of kids, nine-year-old Elijah still feels alone. He’s had a lot of trouble from Big Billy Brett, who takes every opportunity to bully and tease Elijah and his friends. For comfort, Elijah brings his favourite kite to school. One day, they meet a strong new girl called Miriam. Miriam isn’t afraid of Billy and stands up to him...
Composer: James Rolfe
Librettist: Camyar Chai

Elijah’s Kite
Elijah’s Kite
Eshna
Elvet is struck with grief over the death of his newborn child, not yet named.
Composer: August Murphy-King
Librettist: Kanika Ambrose

Eshna
Eshna
Farewell Poo
Charlie and Robert stand over a toilet examining Charlie's poo and reflecting on lost loved ones.
Composer: Rene Orth
Librettist: Daniel Solon

Farewell Poo
Farewell Poo
TAP:EX Forbidden
Content warning: sexual violence, incarceration, religious abuse, homophobia, conversion therapy

Through several vignettes, Forbidden examines the idea of rules and taboos. Do they protect people, or do they control them? Are they of any value, or do they simply exploit the powerless?

A young girl, punished with repetition of religious tex...
Composer: Afarin Mansouri
Librettist: Donna-Michelle St. Bernard

TAP:EX Forbidden
Gotcha!
It’s “gotcha day” – the term used for the first meeting between birth parents and adopted children – and Adam is about to meet his birth mother, Eileen. The reunion goes awry and they begin to wonder who has got whom.
Composer: Darren Fung
Librettist: Betty-Jane Wylie

Gotcha!
Gotcha!
Guitar
Singer-songwriter Josie works on a song in her shared Portland apartment, a girl-at-the-guitar on the cusp of leaving for New York City and a long-anticipated big break. Though her luggage is packed and she’s almost out the door, her boyfriend interjects with objections—he’ll miss her. Josie’s reassurances, dreams of him visiting her on the East...
Composer: Elisabeth Mehl Greene
Librettist: Norman Yeung

Guitar
Insomnia Composition
At 4 a.m., a composer stands looking out the window, his tools nearby. Across town, a librettist is doing the same. Both are just slightly panicking about their latest work: an opera about a dog named Harley. This work is a meditation on the personal doubt, collegial suspicion, and sudden inspiration that can keep artists awake until the wee hours.
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Maja Ardal

Insomnia Composition
Insomnia Composition
Iron Road
Content warning: racism, colonialism, violence, death

In 1880’s China, Lai Gwan, a young impoverished woman, stands on the brink of momentous change. Her dying mother urges her to respect and honour the memory of her father, Manli, whose disappearance to the New World haunts them both.

Armed with the hope that she will find her father aliv...
Composer: Ka Nin Chan
Librettist: Mark Brownell

Iron Road
Lullaby at the Shore
Content warning: xenophobia, migration

A young child wakes up alone on the beach. They call for their mother. The sound of the waves muffles the voices of people who worry about newcomers and the effect that they will have on their society. Other voices take over - other children declaring that the child belongs with them now.

Inspired by ...
Composer: Afarin Mansouri
Librettist: Marcia Johnson

Lullaby at the Shore
Lullaby at the Shore
M’dea Undone
Content warning: death, murder, suicide, xenophobia

Jason, an army captain and now war-hero, is returning home after years of war and an uncertain future. His interpreter and lover M’dea and their son Chase accompany him to a new life in the West. Jason begins a political career, working alongside the President and Dahlia, the President’s bea...
Composer: John Harris
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

M’dea Undone
Morning Prayers
An Iranian man sits in a hotel room in Canada, writing his morning prayers.
Composer: Afarin Mansouri
Librettist: Jessica Murphy Moo

Morning Prayers
Morning Prayers
Mother Everest
Content warning: death

Just below the summit of Mount Everest on the south summit ridge, Jackie and her partner Pasang are celebrating that she is the first woman to reach the summit without oxygen. Then something changes. Could it be Mother Everest punishing the climbers?
Composer: Abigail Richardson
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

Mother Everest
Mother Everest
Naila and Lolo
Partition in 1947 drives Naila’s family to the new country of Pakistan while her best friend Lolo must remain in India. In a child’s-eye view of this world event, the significant concerns for these two nine-year-olds are custody of a tin box with important valuables (“marbles and flowers and keys and rings”), and the care and feeding of a pet ra...
Composer: Elisabeth Mehl Greene
Librettist: Anusree Roy

Naila and Lolo
Noor Over Afghan
Noor Over Afghan is set in Afghanistan, and tells the story of two young Afghani sisters, Noor and Jaan. But Jaan is dying, and begs Noor to take her place in the marriage and have her child. By the time the groom finds out, Jaan will have died. They swap places, Noor disguised by the veil.
Composer: Christiaan Venter
Librettist: Anusree Roy

Noor Over Afghan
Noor Over Afghan
One Night, One Bell
In a country torn by war, a woman works as a bell-ringer. There used to be many more in the tower, but one by one the bells were taken: metal for the war-machine. A man climbs the tower after hearing her play the one remaining bell. What seems at first a meeting of two lovers turns dark as the man tries to claim the bell. They need the metal for...
Composer: Stephen Andrew Taylor
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

One Night, One Bell
One Night, One Bell
Opposites Attract
Across eight brief vignettes, couples experience small moments of frustration, miscommunication, and attraction.
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Phoebe Tsang

Opposites Attract
Opposites Attract
Oubliette
Content warning: captivity, memory loss

Laura has been forcibly confined in a basement for years until she frees herself. She approaches a stranger on the street, wondering if the stranger remembers her, and discovers that she barely remembers herself.
Composer: Ivan Barbotin
Librettist: Donna-Michelle St. Bernard

Oubliette
Oubliette
Playing Ball
An estranged father and daughter re-establish their relationship after he has suffered a stroke and can no longer speak. He tries to convey to her that he loves her and is sorry for the harm he caused her. She is still too hurt from their past to see what he is trying to say. Instead, she passes the time by reading a book. He finds another way o...
Composer: Norbert Palej
Librettist: Marcia Johnson

Playing Ball
Playing Ball
Pursuit
Content warning: stalking

A young barista seems to know a surprising amount about one of the customers at her cafe.
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Jessica Murphy Moo

Pursuit
Pursuit
Rosa
Content warning: death, sex work

After the tragic death of her first child, a baby daughter, Isabelle has run away to another town in Spain to escape the grief, leaving her husband Hector with a double loss. They are a working-class couple. The scene opens with Isabelle expecting a client in a seedy bordello. Hector has found her. He entreats...
Composer: James Rolfe
Librettist: Camyar Chai

Rosa
Rosa
Sanctuary Song
An opera for all ages. Sydney, an Asian elephant poached at a young age from the jungles of Indonesia, recalls her remarkable life in captivity, far from home, as her keeper of 22 years leads her on a journey towards sanctuary in the hills of Tennessee. A dynamic weaving of opera and dance unearths friendships lost and found and restores a stole...
Composer: Abigail Richardson
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

Sanctuary Song
Sanctuary Song
Shanawdithit
Content warning: colonial violence, colonialsm, death, illness

1828, Notre Dame Bay, on the northeast shore of Newfoundland. William Cormack, an explorer and anthropologist, has recently created the Beothuk Institute: an organization designed to prevent the extinction of the original inhabitants of the island. After learning that a Beothuk wo...
Composer: Dean Burry
Librettist: Yvette Nolan

Shanawdithit
Sleep, Sleep
A woman and her grown son are leaving their home. It’s time for bed, but the boy insists they play his favourite game one last time. Begrudgingly, the mother agrees. They make up ways of killing an unnamed woman.

When the game is over, the boy asks what would happen if they killed the woman “for real,” if it would make his father love them ag...
Composer: John Harris
Librettist: Marjorie Chan

Sleep, Sleep
Sleep, Sleep
Snow Globe
A sister and brother go through the belongings of their recently departed mother and find an old snow globe from their youth. They both really want to keep it. A bitter fight ensues and the sister inadvertently blurts out a very painful secret.
Composer: Ian Cusson
Librettist: Colleen Murphy

Snow Globe
The Call of the Light
Content warning: gun violence, death, mass shooting

In the Blue Room of the Quebec National Assembly, Denis Lortie kills and wounds people with a submachine gun as a protest against Quebec sovereignty.
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Bobby Theodore

The Call of the Light
The Call of the Light
The Cellar Door
Content warning: child sexual abuse, incest, death, murder

Judith and Daniel, long estranged siblings, are brought together by the passing of their father. Time has passed, but it seems like Judith hasn't changed at all. Daniel kills his sister when she wants to resume their childhood sexual relationship.
Composer: Melissa Hui
Librettist: Jovanni Sy

The Cellar Door
The Cellar Door
The Golden Boy
The scene is divided into two sections: a tense argument between mother and child, and a tender aria for the mother as she finally reveals a painful truth to her son about the prolonged absence of his father.
Composer: Darren J
Librettist: Anusree Roy

The Golden Boy
The Golden Boy
Where You Live
A businessman is waiting for a streetcar, with his back to an unhoused woman. The two silently judge each other. The man is annoyed at seeing someone who wants something for nothing, and the woman is feeling judged for a situation she has no control over. The two finally acknowledge each other, and we discover their shared experience.
Composer: Iman Habibi
Librettist: Michael Pollard

Where You Live
Where You Live
Of the Sea
Content warning: descriptions of enslavement, violence, sexual violence, death

A father will do anything to save his daughter. Of the Sea follows the story of Maduka, his daughter Binyelum, and fellow Africans thrown overboard during the Middle Passage who now populate mythical underwater kingdoms that span the ocean floor. Amidst the waves, ...
Composer: Ian Cusson
Librettist: Kanika Ambrose

Of the Sea
Dragon’s Tale
Content warning: death, suicide

Dragon’s Tale is the story of a young Chinese-Canadian woman (Xiao Lian) and her ailing father, both living in Toronto. Xiao Lian wakes up in the ancient past and witnesses the last days of one of China’s greatest poets, Qu Yuan. In doing so, she begins to understand her father and herself as she returns to a c...
Composer: Ka Nin Chan
Librettist: Mark Brownell

Dragon’s Tale
Before the Last Meter
A 12 minute long opera, it is set during the 1996 Olympics and Paralympics held in Atlanta.  A Paralympic athlete with a disability, and a person of color made homeless by the construction of Olympic sites, meet by chance in Piedmont Park in front of a strange statue.  “Before the Last Meter” explores and humanizes the themes of ambition, home, ...
Composer: Saman Shahi
Librettist: Isabella Dawis

Before the Last Meter
Sooner Than Later
Content warning: gun violence, strong language, terminal illness, attempted assisted suicide

A father and son argue in a dark alley.  The father, sick with a tumour "the size of a fig" in his brain, begs his son to end his life.  When the gun they're using fails and the son panics, the father offers comfort and encouragement in the form of a ...
Composer: Cecilia Livingston
Librettist: David Yee

Sooner Than Later
Sooner Than Later
The Last Lullaby
Content warning: war, death, gun violence

A young mother with her infant daughter is threatened by an armed military officer escorting prisoners. She wants to wait for her husband, but the officer tells her he is probably already dead. The woman sings a lament to her baby, then pleads with the officer to take her baby and raise her as his own.
Composer: Jana Skarecky
Librettist: Anusree Roy

The Last Lullaby
The Last Lullaby
The Defining Moment
Content warning: infidelity

An ambitious politician gleefully shares with his mistress the news that his party may soon be back in power.  The mistress shares her own news: she is pregnant.
Composer: Jana Skarecky
Librettist: Norman Yeung

The Defining Moment
The Defining Moment
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Excerpts
a little rain must fall – a little rain must fall
A playful duet between romantic partners that offers a comedic take on a sinister secret.
Ashes – Ashes
A nighttime confrontation between a mother and son. The son accuses her of having an affair with his uncle, and killing his father. He’s found a doctor in Chinatown who will be able to prove his father was poisoned. The mother claims she did it to end his pain.
Black Blood – Black Blood
A dying father and his son drink their last bowl of water. They need oil for the machines that will keep them alive and purify their water. A truck rolls past with a huge barrel of oil in the back. The son flags it down, only to discover the person driving the truck is a monstrous creature from the nation they’re at war with.
Blind Woman – The Blind Woman
A blind dancer and the shadow of her former sight share a final dance.
Chicken or Beef? – Chicken or Beef?
Each of two brother bulls attempts to convince the other to enter the barn. Neither wants to go, knowing their lives are at stake. The two flatter, dare, and challenge one another, until a race finally settles it: first one to the barn wins. Sort of.
Dance til the sun sets – Dance Til The Sun Sets
An entire relationship in microcosm, from first meeting to last sunset together. This piece uses a couple’s dancing together as a metaphor for their time passing.
Elijah’s Kite – Act 1, Scene 1: “Lunchtime!”
It's lunchtime in the schoolyard.
Elijah’s Kite – Act 1, Scene 2: “I wish I could fly away”
Three unhappy kids dream of flying away on a kite.
Elijah’s Kite – Act 1, Scene 3: “Five little kids came out one day”
Elijah and Keisha tell Miriam about Billy the bully. Billy bullies Elijah, then Miriam stands up to Billy.
Elijah’s Kite – Act 2, Scene 1: “Miriam is so cool”
Miriam becomes a bully and destroys Elijah's kite.
Elijah’s Kite – Act 2, Scene 2: “Well now look who’s here”
The kids all make up and fly Elijah's restored kite.
Eshna – Eshna
Elvet is struck with grief over the death of his newborn child, not yet named.
Farewell Poo – Farewell Poo
Robert helps Charlie, who is sick, check his stool and be calm in the face of death.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 1: “Understanding”
The Child is taught a lesson. She attempted to speak her truth, but was met with discipline.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 2: “With His Eyes (Male Gaze)”
An interrogator turns his lurid eyes on an imprisoned female activist. Purposefully misunderstanding her movements as seduction, he convinces himself of something horrid.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 3: “Come In”
Lucifer taunts the Child in a cell. She doesn't understand what she's done wrong.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 4: “Stay, Still, Forever”
A cleric prepares for confessional. Someone enters the booth. The cleric realizes it’s a man with whom he shared a mutual attraction. The man has recently finished gay conversion therapy and wishes to resume some kind of a relationship.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 5: “Go On, Get Out”
The Child is bored. She reads several books in an effort to learn all the things she shouldn’t do, say, feel, or see. Lucifer simply asks her why, attempting to get her attention on him instead of books. She finds a name, Iblis, and taunts him.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 6: “Book’s Lament”
A book pleads with the audience to be read. A rhythmic chorus rises. A tribute to the banned, the burned, and the hidden.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 7: “In the Book”
As Lucifer tries again to get the Child to go with him, the Child finds out who Lucifer is in one of the books of the cell.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 1, Scene 8: “Eat Anything”
The Child is allowed out of her cage, with a warning she can have anyting she wants except for one thing. She asks what it might be, and in a Kafka-esque reply they say, “you know.”
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 1: “After Intermission”
The Child is led back to the book cage, and performers take their places.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 2: “White Key”
Lucifer jangles an entrancing key in front of the Child and a young boy. This key promises to open the gates of heaven, but the boy has his own doubts about that. Nevertheless, he zips up his vest...
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 3: “In the Maze of Prison”
The Child questions Lucifer’s role as tempter, while he tempts with growing intensity. He chastises the Child for bowing to authority. She erupts in anger, pushing the books aside and leaving the cage.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 4: “Dubai know how to Party”
A distraught woman is trying to report her sexual assault to a policeman. She admits she’s had some alcohol. Instead of pursuing justice, the policeman arrests her for illegal possession of alcohol. The Child witnesses all of it.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 5: “Power Shift”
Lucifer is enraged at the unfairness put upon him. The Child sees, and has an idea. Perhaps the system should be broken. When Lucifer realizes the Child has seen his truth, he tries to hide his emotions.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 6: “With His Serenity (Falun Dufa)”
A watcher looks over a group of faithful. His irritation turns to hatred as he accuses them of subversion. He claims to have proof hidden in some papers, but the Child has destroyed them. The Child proclaims “I know what to do,” and the tension between authority and people escalates. The Child begins taking pages and notes from all the surroundi...
TAP:EX Forbidden – Act 2, Scene 7: “Enlightenment”
The Child creates her own book from pages of other books. She hands out her new rules to the audience.
TAP:EX Forbidden – Epilogue
Lucifer rebuilds the cage, then tries to convince the audience to join him in self-exile.
Gotcha! – Gotcha!
First meeting of an adult son and his birth mother.
Guitar – Guitar
A couple fights as a woman leaves to pursue her dream.
Insomnia Composition – Insomnia Composition
At 4 a.m., a composer stands looking out the window, his tools nearby. Across town, a librettist is doing the same. Both are just slightly panicking about their latest work: an opera about a dog named Harley.
Iron Road – Manli’s Aria
Filled with regret over his life, Manli sings of an abandoned love.
Iron Road – “Cool Mountain Water” in Bb (aria)
Lai Gwan compares her love for Nichol with the pull of the cool mountain water.
Iron Road – “Cool Mountain Water” in C (aria)
Lai Gwan compares her love for Nichol with the pull of the cool mountain water.
Iron Road – “Cool Mountain Water” Short Version in Bb (aria)
Lai Gwan compares her love for Nichol with the pull of the cool mountain water.
Iron Road – “Cool Mountain Water” Short Version in C (aria)
Lai Gwan compares her love for Nichol with the pull of the cool mountain water.
Iron Road – Act 1, Prologue: The Old World
Before dying, Ama tells Lai Gwan of her father, gives her a wedding dress, and urges her to go to North America to find her father - but always remember Chinese traditions.
Iron Road – Act 1, Scene 1: The Ship
Aboard a ship taking Chinese workers to British Columbia - they are hungry & thirsty. Ah Lum starts a fight with Lai Gwan, who is disguised as a young man, but they stop as the coast comes into view.
Iron Road – Act 1, Scene 2: The Iron Road
In Ottawa, Canadian politicians and moguls toast the launch of the Canadian Pacific Railroad. The Railway Foreman James Nichol encourages the workers until the impenetrable Rocky Mountains block their way. The Bookman comes to supply the cheap Chinese labour that will allow Nichol to conquer “The Great Divide.”
Iron Road – Act 1, Scene 3: The Mountain
The Chinese workers are led in and a disguised Lai Gwan challenges Manli the Bookman’s authority. He seeks revenge by assigning Lai Gwan to the most dangerous work in the camp: planting dynamite on the mountain face while suspended in a basket.
Iron Road – Act 1, Scene 4: The Stream
While she is bathing in a stream, Nichol disovers Lai Gwan is a woman - she asks for his help to find her father and to keep her secret. Manli interrupts them before Nichol decides what to do.
Iron Road – Act 1, Scene 5: The Camp
The Chinese workers decide to strike, led by Lai Gwan, after another death with no proper funeral. The strike is put down and Nichol stops Lai Gwan from being hung by Manli. She discovers Manli is her father.
Iron Road – Act 2, Prologue: The Dream
Lai Gwan dreams of the conflicting desires of her mother, father, Nichol and herself.
Iron Road – Act 2, Scene 1: The Fight
As Manli and Lai Gwan argue about their situation, Lai Gwan tells of Ama's death, which crushes Manli. He decides to set the next explosive charge himself. Nichol and Lai Gwan recognise their love and follow Manli into the tunnel.
Iron Road – Act 2, Scene 2: The Cave
In the explosion rubble, Lai Gwan and Nichol declare their love depsite Ama's warnings. Nichol dies as the workers rescue Lai Gwan and Manli, who declares his renewed love for his daughter.
Iron Road – Act 2, Scene 3: The Iron Dragon
Workers watch the train come to Eagle Pass - while the whites are happy, the Chinese realize there is no more work for them.
Iron Road – Act 2, Scene 4: The Last Spike
Whites celebrate the finishing of the railway and officially dismiss the Chinese, who blame Manli for abandoning them.
Iron Road – Act 2, Scene 5: Remember the Dead
Manli and Lai Gwan decided to make a life together in Canada. As they collect and bury the bones of Chinese workers they remember all the dead, including Ama and Nichol.
Lullaby at the Shore – Lullaby at the Shore
A child walks on a beach, in search of their parents.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 10 (duet)
Dahlia's father encourages her to seduce Jason, and promises her she can have anything she wants.
M’dea Undone – Act 2, Scene 6 (duet)
On the eve of their departure, M'dea and Chase play a gruesome game imagining ways to kill Dahlia the demoness.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 1
Jason, M'dea, and the soldiers return from war to a celebratory crowd. Some do not trust the new foreigner, M'dea.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 2
At a party, the Corporal mocks Jason for needing M'dea to help him win and for bringing her home.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 3
M'dea and Jason commit to loving each other and helping each other recover from the war and memories that haunt them.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 4
Jason and M'dea are expecting a baby. Citizens gossip about the couple.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 5: President Calling
At the President's office, Jason and the President discuss family, how to be a good father, and a possible future for Jason in politics.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 6: The Beach
A family outing to the beach turns into a photo op for the paparazzi.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 7: Revealed (aria)
In a dream state, M'dea recalls all she has done to survive.
M’dea Undone – Act 1, Scene 8 – A Dinner Party
The President invites Jason to be his running mate, and begins to remake him. This process sidelines M'dea and Chase. Dahlia and Jason are attracted to one other.
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