TNB 2024/2025 Season
Bluebirds
The TNB 24/25 season begins with Bluebirds. Set in Étaples, France, 1918. Nurses Christy, Maggie, and Bab have crossed oceans to care for wounded Canadian soldiers in the Great War. Despite the terrible injuries they must deal with, they manage to stay hopeful as the dangers of the front draw closer to their hospital. Through it all, the three women find friendship, independence, power, and influence in a place where men, once again, are trying to destroy the world.
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Songs from Finding Wolastoq Voice
Samaqani Cocahq performs songs from her debut play Finding Wolastoq Voice with her friends Pokəholakənəl Witsehkehsolticik (Sisters of the Drum) and Dawson Sacobie. Premiered at TNB in 2018, and toured to Ottawa, to be part of the inaugural season of the National Arts Centre’s Indigenous Centre.
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O’Brien
The O’Brien family are a third-generation Irish family, living and working in Saint John, New Brunswick. It is 1914, and Hap O’Brien, a conductor for the St. John Street Railway Company, is raising two sons with wife Kate. The family is forced to confront the real-world turmoil of social and labour unrest in Saint John, on the eve of the First World War.
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Greetings
One Hundred Years of Family Life — birthdays, funerals, wars, and feuds; engagements, breakups, elopements, elections, school days, and holidays; tears, queers, debts, and secrets; I love yous, I hate yous… and all the news in between — in Twelve Letters. Greetings takes the form of 12 pieces of correspondence between a New Brunswick family spanning from 1924-2024.
Greetings is a story told entirely through letters. When you purchase a ticket on the TNB website, you sign up for 12 deliveries. Over several weeks, you will receive 12 pieces of mail delivered directly to your address. Shipping only available within Canada.
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Tree Boy
When Avery uncovers a plot by his father to cut down his favourite tree, he enrols his best friend to live with him in the yard (No TV! No video games! Nothing!) to protest. But when a heated debate over soccer and global warming goes sour, Avery questions if he has the guts to be an Enviro-Man or is he merely, as his sister calls him, a Tree Boy.
A TNB Young Company Production | Touring New Brunswick Schools
CONTACT YOUNGCOMPANY@TNB.NB.CA TO BOOK
Tuhkiyawolotipon (We Are Awake)
Three estranged Indigenous youth awaken to discover they are possibly the only three people left on the planet. As they learn from the land how to survive, they begin to rebuild their friendship.
A TNB Young Company Production | Touring New Brunswick Schools
CONTACT YOUNGCOMPANY@TNB.NB.CA TO BOOK
Individual tickets on sale August 1st!
