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The Wolves is a raw and fast-paced play about the intense lives of nine high school girls

by Savannah Stewart

The Geordie/Imago co-production is on at the Segal Centre through Nov. 17.

The Wolves offers a peek into the complex, intense lives of nine girls playing on the school soccer team as they warm up for the big game and navigate the challenges of adolescence. Co-presented by Geordie Theatre — Montreal’s English-language theatre producers and school for all ages — and Imago Theatre, this raw and fast-paced play delves into themes of friendship, identity, sexuality, grief and social issues, and was recognized as a Pulitzer Prize finalist and New York Times Critics’ Pick. There will also be a relaxed performance on Nov. 10, designed for audiences with sensory sensitivities. Please note that the show includes mature content such as swearing and references to self-harm.

The Wolves is on at Segal Centre (5170 Côte-Ste-Catherine) through Nov. 17. For more, please visit the Geordie Productions website.

The Wolves is a raw and fast-paced play about the intense lives of nine high school girls

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by Savannah Stewart

Contributing editor for Arts
Savannah Stewart is a freelance journalist and Managing Editor at The Rover. She is passionate about community reporting and is happiest writing about art, language and culture in Montreal.