Upcoming Performances 
Out at School
OISE Appreciation Event
OISE Auditorium
252 Bloor Street West (at St. George subway)
April 6, 2020, 5:00-6:30 pm

Out at School​, is a multimedia verbatim theatre piece based on interviews with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) families about their experiences in Ontario elementary and secondary schools.  The 2019 Pride performances included 22 scenes of verbatim monologues and dialogues, a set of visual images to accompany the scenes, and three original songs which drew upon the words of the people who were interviewed.  

Reviewer Neeharika Hemrajani from The Varsity  attended one of the Toronto Pride 2019 performances last June and commented, "What really fascinated me was how this play was a product of the intersection between scholarship and creativity: a product of Goldstein’s own academic pursuits but expressed in a way that is easily digestible by anybody."  Read her review at:  https://thevarsity.ca/2019/06/30/what-it-means-to-be-out-at-school/

For more about Out at School ​click here

The Out at School artistic team. For biographies, click here

About Us

Gailey Road is an independent theatre group that stages research-based theatre about contemporary human, social, and political issues that affect us all.  Established in January 2007 by Artistic Director and playwright Tara Goldstein, Gailey Road has worked with over 60 writers and 50 theatre artists in the last 13 years. Gailey Road is committed to fostering dialogue around issues of diversity, equity and intersectionality. We are also committed to promoting women’s voices and LGBTQ+ voices both on and offstage. Our plays have been read, performed and discussed with a wide variety of audiences in high school, university, teacher education classes and education conferences.  Our plays have also been staged at The Toronto Fringe Festival, The Queer West Festival, the Toronto Pride Festival, La Festival Rosa in Bogotá, Colombia, and The Toronto SummerWorks Festival, and The L Fest in Llandudno, Wales. From 2011-2015 Gailey Road also produced four seasons of a literary performance event called Women Writing Letters. Our latest productions are Castor and Sylvie a biography play about French feminist Simone de Beauvoir and her mid-life companion Sylvie Le Bon and Out at School which is a verbatim theatre piece called Out at School which explores the experiences of LGBTQ Families in Ontario schools.