EVERY LITTLE NOOKIE
by sunny drake // directed by ted witzel // produced by the stratford festival at the studio theatre
when a suburban boomer couple return home to find their queer millennial daughter, annabel, hosting a swingers’ party to make cash, they’re forced to question the state of their marriage. annabel, in turn, must ponder her own future when she adds a new relationship to her chosen family of polyamorous and platonic roommates. in this high-spirited sex romp, it’s not just the earth that moves, as shifting paradigms encourage new possibilities, both personal and political.
developed through the stratford festival’s bernstein-foerster new play development program and in the stratford festival lab.
“does polyamory involve any actual sex, or just talking about possibly having sex?”
featuring marion adler, veronica hortigüela, robert king, john koensgen, richard lam, khadijah roberts-abdullah, stephen jackman-torkoff, and rose tuong.
written by sunny drake. directed by ted witzel. dramaturgy by bob white. intimacy and movement direction by aria evans. assistant directed by philip geller. set by michelle tracey. costumes by joshua quinlan. lights by jareth li. sound by dasha plett. stage managed by melissa rood.
polyamory? in this economy? // globe and mail
heart and high-spirited hijinks // stratford beacon herald
naughty but nice // stratford today