New Releases by Jason Sherman

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The issue of loyalty and betrayal is dramatized through dialogue in the Governor General''s Award-winning ''Three in the Back, Two in the Head'', partly based on the assassination of Gerald Bull, the brilliant Canadian scientist who designed the first Star Wars system twenty years before Reagan announced his version. Bull ran afoul of the Pentagon and the CIA by his dealings with China, Chile, Yugoslavia and Iraq. But Sherman''s play is not a docudrama in any sense; it merely uses some of the circumstances of the murdered scientist''s career in order to concentrate on questions of personal and state morality as these circumscribe issues of loyalty and betrayal.

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Right up until the very moment that everything changes forever, Jason Sherman''s life seems to be following a recognizable path. He goes off to college, meets the girl of his dreams, experiences love at first sight, and finds himself facing marriage and parenthood. Two children and nearly eleven years of marriage later, Jason is a husband and father in his early thirties. During a romantic evening out on the town between this Arizona everyman and his beloved wife, Nicole, the unspeakable occurs, and shatters the lives of Jason and his two girls. This is the true story of the worst kind of loss, and the courage and grace it takes to endure, survive, and rebuild. As this widowed single dad embarks upon this long dark night of the soul, the reader is carried along on a journey with so much heart, you can not help but be uplifted, moved, and ultimately transformed along the way.

The murder of a wealthy landowner leads to the arrest of his eldest son. A grieving widow matches wits with her late husband''s aggressive creditor. Family loyalties are severely tested over the fate of a beloved summer home. Factory workers kill a hated boss and connive to hide the killer. The Brothers Karamazov captures the spirit, scope and dark humour of the Dostoevsky novel. Gorky''s unknown gem Enemies and Chekhov''s bright farce The Bear are given vibrant, contemporary language. Joining these three adaptations is an entirely new play, After the Orchard, inspired by Chekhov''s last play and placed in contemporary Ontario cottage country. No matter the setting, Russian never sounded so good. Includes: THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV, from the novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky (Constance Garnett translation) THE BEAR, a new version of the vaudeville by Anton Chekhov ENEMIES, an adaptation of the play by Maxim Gorky AFTER THE ORCHARD, a new play inspired by Chekhov''s The Cherry Orchard

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A new play from one of Canad''s most important playwrights.

Nathan Abramowitz, Nathan Glass and Nathan Isaacs form a boyhood club and together grapple with their Jewish faith and identity, until Glass suddenly moves to Israel. Many years later, a telegram summons Abramowitz and Isaacs to a synagogue in Spain for one last meeting of the League of Nathans. An early and brilliant play by critically acclaimed playwright, Jason Sherman.

A major collection by one of Canada''s most important playwrights. Includes: League of Nathans; Three in the Back, Two in the Head; The Retreat; Reading Hebron; Patience; and It''s All True. Sherman won the Governor General''s Literary Award for Drama for Three in the Back, Two in the Head, and the Floyd S. Chalmers Canadian Play Award for The League of Nathans.

A surveyor uncovers the history of an acre of land near the Ottawa River, a barren rectangle that contains the memories of all who passed through it, from the last native hunter to the first white settler. But the one person she most wants to bring back from the dead remains the most effusive, her daughter.

Reuben has a great marriage and a loving family. He has personal health and vitality enough for a killer squash game. He''s been blessed with financial success and has a car filled with the latest gadgets. The security that he''s on top of his own world. Then, with almost biblical abruptness, Reuben''s universe tumbles and almost everything he has come to count on is gone. In our spiritually brutal age, how does a man put himself together again?

Sherman, author of many vital contemporary plays, delves into the past to America''s Depression years.

A Toronto Jew named Nathan Abramowitz investigates the Hebron Massacre - in which a Jewish settler murdered 29 Muslims at prayer - as a way of questioning his own responsibility for the oppression of Palestinians.