Meg Braem is an Alberta based playwright and dramaturg. Her plays have been nominated for a Governor General's Literary Award and have won the Alberta Literary Award for Drama, and the Alberta Playwriting Competition.Samantha Macdonald has spent over thirty years in professional theatre and fifteen running theatre companies. She was the artistic producer of Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary, Alberta between 2017-19.David B. Hogan, MD, FRCPC, is professor and academic leader at the Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging, O'Brien Institute of Public Health, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary.Philip D. St. John, MD, FRCPC, is professor, Section of Geriatric Medicine, Max Rady College of Medicine, Centre on Aging, University of Manitoba.William John Pratt is a lecturer at Mount Royal University with a focus on the first and second world wars, and an historian with Parks Canada.

Just an all-round winner" - Ann Connors, High Performance Rodeo"A lovely story takes flight" - Jenna Shummoogum, getdown.ca"Offers chuckles and insights in abundance" - Louis B. Hobson, Calgary Herald"Meg has an ingenious ability to blend humour with sadness. A wonderful play to see." - R. Douglas Francis, University of Calgary"A frank and thoughtful work that deserves to be both read and staged widely." - Literary Review of Canada

Meg Braem is an Alberta based playwright and dramaturg. Her plays have been nominated for a Governor General's Literary Award and have won the Alberta Literary Award for Drama, and the Alberta Playwriting Competition.Samantha Macdonald has spent over thirty years in professional theatre and fifteen running theatre companies. She was the artistic producer of Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary, Alberta between 2017-19.David B. Hogan, MD, FRCPC, is professor and academic leader at the Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging, O'Brien Institute of Public Health, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary.Philip D. St. John, MD, FRCPC, is professor, Section of Geriatric Medicine, Max Rady College of Medicine, Centre on Aging, University of Manitoba.William John Pratt is a lecturer at Mount Royal University with a focus on the first and second world wars, and an historian with Parks Canada.

Just an all-round winner" - Ann Connors, High Performance Rodeo"A lovely story takes flight" - Jenna Shummoogum, getdown.ca"Offers chuckles and insights in abundance" - Louis B. Hobson, Calgary Herald"Meg has an ingenious ability to blend humour with sadness. A wonderful play to see." - R. Douglas Francis, University of Calgary"A frank and thoughtful work that deserves to be both read and staged widely." - Literary Review of Canada

Meg Braem is an Alberta based playwright and dramaturg. Her plays have been nominated for a Governor General's Literary Award and have won the Alberta Literary Award for Drama, and the Alberta Playwriting Competition.Samantha Macdonald has spent over thirty years in professional theatre and fifteen running theatre companies. She was the artistic producer of Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary, Alberta between 2017-19.David B. Hogan, MD, FRCPC, is professor and academic leader at the Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging, O'Brien Institute of Public Health, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary.Philip D. St. John, MD, FRCPC, is professor, Section of Geriatric Medicine, Max Rady College of Medicine, Centre on Aging, University of Manitoba.William John Pratt is a lecturer at Mount Royal University with a focus on the first and second world wars, and an historian with Parks Canada.

Just an all-round winner" - Ann Connors, High Performance Rodeo"A lovely story takes flight" - Jenna Shummoogum, getdown.ca"Offers chuckles and insights in abundance" - Louis B. Hobson, Calgary Herald"Meg has an ingenious ability to blend humour with sadness. A wonderful play to see." - R. Douglas Francis, University of Calgary"A frank and thoughtful work that deserves to be both read and staged widely." - Literary Review of Canada