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a moving, emotionally charged story of loss, bereavement, and unfaltering hope

Eli Ham, Melaina Sheldon, Christine Wesley Genier; Directed by David Storch; Set & Properties by Andy Moro; Sound by Samuel Sholdice; Lighting by David DeGrow; Costume by Isidra Cruz; Movement coach by Thomas Morgan Jones; Photo by Bruce Barrett
The Hours that Remain

The Hours that Remain

By Keith Barker

Denise has spent the last five years dedicated to uncovering the truth behind her sister Michelle’s disappearance. Haunted by loose ends, she begins seeing visions of Michelle, who gradually guides her in the right direction. As Denise’s marriage and sanity crumble around her, she remains committed to unearthing an unfathomable truth, and coming to terms with a painfully crucial realization—one she has been desperately avoiding. The Hours That Remain is a moving, emotionally charged story of loss, bereavement, and unfaltering hope.

Production History

First Produced by New Harlem Productions/Saskatchewan Native Theatre in 2012 at Studio 914, Saskatoon, SK. 

Gwaandak Theatre and New Harlem Productions remounted the play with two new performers for a 2014 tour to Vancouver, B.C., Whitehorse and Dawson City, Yukon. This production won the Yukon Arts Audience Award “Best Art for Social Change”.

PRODUCTION CREDITS

With Eli Ham, Melaina Sheldon, Christine Wesley Genier
Directed by David Storch
Set & properties designer | Andy Moro
Sound designer| Samuel Sholdice
Lighting designer | David DeGrow
Costume designer | Isidra Cruz
Movement coach | Thomas Morgan Jones

Production Facts

  • It’s first production earned 4 Saskatoon Area Theatre Award nominations, and won the Achievement in Playwriting Award.

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