JEFF CULBERT
UPCOMING SHOWSThe Wildest Town
in Canada by Jeff Culbert May 21-25 Port Stanley Festival Theatre The Ghost Project
by Karie Richards May 28 - June 8, 2019 London Fringe Festival |
THE WILDEST TOWN
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** NOW BOOKING **
This new show about the Donnelly murders of 1880 presents the story in a unique way: It’s a concert featuring some of the best songs that have been written about the Donnellys over the years. Songs by Stompin' Tom Connors, Earl Heywood, Maria Dunn, James Boyle and Jeff Culbert, played by a four-piece band featuring fiddle, accordion, guitar and banjo. Coming to Port Stanley, May 21-25, 2019 |
CHOOSE, BUT CHOOSE WISELY
The London District of Upper Canada during the War of 1812
by Jeff Culbert
(Coming soon in paperback)
When the Americans declared war in 1812, the inhabitants of Upper Canada were given a choice by General Hull, the commander of Fort Detroit. They could either allow the American army to take control of the region or face a war of extermination.
This play follows the reactions of five neighbours living near the forks of the Thames River (Askunissippi) in the London District: a Chippewa scout, a captain in the British militia, an American sympathizer and two Quaker pacifists.
When the Americans declared war in 1812, the inhabitants of Upper Canada were given a choice by General Hull, the commander of Fort Detroit. They could either allow the American army to take control of the region or face a war of extermination.
This play follows the reactions of five neighbours living near the forks of the Thames River (Askunissippi) in the London District: a Chippewa scout, a captain in the British militia, an American sympathizer and two Quaker pacifists.
THE GHOST PROJECT
by Karie Richards
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A series of monologues by solo performer Karie Richards, directed by Jeff Culbert, drawing from verbatim interviews to question the existence of departed souls in our midst. Offering sympathetic portraits of eleven different people who share their sometimes unsettling,
frequently funny, often poignant, yet always mysterious, experiences, this debut production invites the audience into an ever-expanding and engaging conversation about life and what may come after. Coming to the London Fringe, May 28 - June 8, 2019 |