Far-Flung Peoples Production

About the Production

Welcome to Far-Flung Peoples, an award-winning, fast-paced, multilingual dark comedy set inside a crooked house in downtown Toronto, where its residents are squeezed into a living arrangement that would raise questions at City Hall, if City Hall were paying attention.

The winner of the Norma Epstein Foundation Award and the Hamilton Fringe Best New Canadian Play Contest, Far-Flung Peoples, is funny until it is not.

  • The phone is ringing.
  • The roof is banging.
  • French downstairs.
  • English upstairs.

Caught in the middle: five people, one couch, and a landlord calling it an open-concept bedroom.

Production Details

Venue

The Theatre Centre.

Date

Nov. 1 – Nov. 8, 2026

Intermission

No

Language

English,French

About the Production

Welcome to Far-Flung Peoples, an award-winning, fast-paced, multilingual dark comedy set inside a crooked house in downtown Toronto, where its residents are squeezed into a living arrangement that would raise questions at City Hall, if City Hall were paying attention.

The winner of the Norma Epstein Foundation Award and the Hamilton Fringe Best New Canadian Play Contest, Far-Flung Peoples, is funny until it is not.

AylinOyanSalahshoor

Aylin (Oyan) Salahshoor

Playwright

SiavashTayebTaher

Siavash Tayeb Taher

Director

AminSheykhi

Amin Sheykhi

Producer

RoseMohammadi

Rose Mohammadi

Stage Manager

LoganC

Logan Raju Cracknell

Lighting Design

HeidiW

Heidi Wai-Yee Chan

Sound Design

AylinOyanSalahshoor

Aylin (Oyan) Salahshoor

Set Design

JafarMahyari

Jafar Mahyari

Costume Design

OshiniW

Oshini Wanigasekera

Graphic Design

MortezaSotBakhsh

Morteza Sot Bakhsh

Scenic Builder

SaraAdham

Sara Adham

Program Design

RoseMohammadi

Jafar Mahyari

Costume Design

ParsaHasanzadeh

Parsa Hassanzadeh

AylinOyanSalahshoor

Aylin (Oyan) Salahshoor

FadiD

Fadi Dalloul

SteaveS

Steave Sidibe

BanafshehTaherian

Banafsheh Taherian

In a Minor Punctuations Acting Lab, performers take part in a structured, process-based workshop combining physical warm-ups, voice work, ensemble exercises, and scene exploration. Sessions typically begin with movement and breath to build focus and group awareness, followed by exercises that develop listening, timing, and responsiveness within the ensemble.

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At Minor Punctuations Theatre, we work through collaboration, dialogue, and exchange. We are always eager to connect with artists whose practices engage multilingualism, diaspora, and research-creation, and who are interested in sharing their skills or imagining new ways of working together. If this resonates with your practice, we invite you to reach out.

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