A gay fantasia on national themes
PART 1: Millennium Approaches
Directed by Rachel Peake
Set Design by Drew Facey
Costume Design by Amy McDougall
Lighting Design by Jeff Harrison
Composer/Sound Design by Malcolm Dow

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Tony Award for Best Play and the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play in 1993, Angels In America has become a seminal work of the North American canon. Set during the AIDS epidemic in Reagan-era New York City, the play follows two very different, but equally troubled young couples, one gay and the other seemingly heterosexual, whose paths cross by chance. Utilizing everything from precise realism to surrealistic hallucination, and wicked humour to wrenching drama, the play not only examines matters of life, death and faith, it is a political call to arms for the age of AIDS.