Productions
Orchidelirium (February 20 - March 9, 2003)
Sensual obsessions mingle with a cry for academic freedom. Orchidelirium parallels the intense allure of rare orchids with the pangs of sexual desire, while offering a sobering view of the relationship between funded researchers and the transnational corporations that hold their purse-strings.
The Awakening
Theatre Voce's inaugural production was the North American premiere of The Awakening, Julian Garner's award-winning Norwegian play. The Awakening ran for three weeks at the Tarragon Mainspace in June, 1999. It was remarkably well received by audiences and critics alike, and was nominated for four Dora Mavor Moore Awards, including Outstanding Independent Production.
Pains of Youth
Theatre Voce's second production was the Canadian premiere of Ferdinand Bruckner's German Expressionist classic Pains of Youth. The show ran for three weeks at the Canadian Stage Theatre on Berkeley Street in January-February, 2001. Pains of Youth received critical and popular acclaim, and was nominated for three Dora Mavor Moore Awards.