"Years ago I watched my students - and my colleagues - as they watched a performance of Canadian Stories. The range of emotions playing on audience faces was a moving testament to the power of this important play about the struggles of immigrant teens adjusting to life and schooling in Canada. Captivated and moved to both tears and laughter this not-to-be-forgotten lesson in empathy has stayed with me and become part of how I work with both teachers and students. To hear it will be remounted is an event to await with eager anticipation." - SYLVIA HELMER - Professor (U.B.C.)

"I am so pleased that you are re-mounting Canadian Stories. It is an important work. As a vehicle for combating racism and spreading understanding of other races it has few equals. What impressed me about the production was not just the high standard of the play and actors itself, but the de-briefing sessions with groups of students facilitated by cast members. Young people speaking to young people about issues is very powerful and my students wanted to discuss the play long after the actors had gone." CHERYL CAUSLEY - Drama Teacher (Crofton House School)