Toronto 
Events Description
We tour this show for Grades 4-8 or ages 9 and up to schools across Ontario (and this season Saskatchewan!). This is our free presentation for families in our community and local educators to see the show before it heads out on the road! Originally created for Roseneath’s Digital_Dialogues, and now a Roseneath Theatre and Black Theatre Workshop co-production, this powerful piece has evolved into a full-length stage play ready to tour to schools and venues throughout Ontario.
Synopsis: Eli’s maman is having her sadness again and she knows the only one who can help is their neighbour Madame Jean. This funny and touching piece explores how two completely different generations develop a supportive and lasting relationship during the hardest time of the pandemic.
Themes: Storytelling, Mental Health, Immigration
Curriculum Connections: Visual Arts, Health and Physical Education, Language, Media Literacy, Drama, Dance, Music
Roseneath Theatre’s entrance is on the north side of the building.
Who is it for?
All ages
HOW MUCH
Tickets : Free
Free entry for all ages. Donations are appreciated and can be made when registering a seat or in cash at the performance, proceeds go towards offering this show at a discount or for free to schools who need it.
How to get tickets?
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Saturday October 17, 2026
Doors open at 1:45PM
Performance begins at 2:00PM
50 minutes
Venue & Address
Roseneath Theatre, 651 Dufferin Street Third Floor, Toronto
Wheelchair not accessible
ACCESSIBILITY: Please note that our venue is NOT accessible for wheelchair users. We operate in a 150 year old heritage building with no elevator and our studio is located on the third floor up a few flights of stairs.
Street Parking
Accessible by Public Transport
