Lucky Lady and Le Chien

In Le Chien, a powerful story about love, hate, and the impossibility of burying the past, Jay returns to his hometown seeking reconciliation, but finds that the home and people there are as hollow as the landscape around them. In Lucky Lady, a suspenseful and exhilarating drama, a group of friends intertwines their fate with the fortune of a horse.

Jean Marc Dalpe: A three-time recipient of the Governor General’s Literary Award, Jean Marc Dalpe has written several highly acclaimed plays throughout his career. After having lived for many years in Ontario, he now resides in Montreal with his partner, Maureen Labonte, and their daughter.

Maureen Labonte is a dramaturge, translator, and teacher. She has worn many hats, including program head for the Banff Playwrights Colony at the Banff Centre in 2006 and literary manager in charge of play development at the Shaw Festival from 2002?2004. She currently teaches at the National Theatre School.

Robert Dickson was a Canadian poet, translator, and academic. He worked as a professor at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, and won the Governor General’s Literary Award for French poetry in 2002 for his book Humains paysages en temps de paix relative.
Robert passed away in 2007.