For the third edition of The WOW Project, a series examining “Theatrical Representations of Queer Women in Canada, past, present, and future,” there’ll be a staged reading of Mel Hague’s Theatrical Essay: All the Stuff That Keeps People Apart. Lindsey Clark, who recently starred in Scheherazade at the Next Stage Festival, and Natasha Greenblatt, co-creator of Flush: The Series (and recently announced as a member of the National Arts Centre’s 2014-2015 company), play two women who “circle each other” in life and love. There’ll be a discussion of the work after the performance with the three creators, and the bar will, of course, be open for business.

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