is a Winnipeg theatre company creating original theatre that explores memory, identity, and cultural inheritance.
Our work explores how people are shaped by what they are given, especially through family, culture, and the roles they grow into without choosing them. It follows those patterns as they repeat, and the moments where they start to break or shift.
It is character driven and often structurally experimental. Solo performance is used to hold multiple inner perspectives inside a single body instead of splitting them into separate characters. Music is part of how the work is built, carrying rhythm, memory, and emotional change.
In Development
COACHING THE BOYS: On Systems That Shape Masculinity
A solo theatrical work examining how masculinity is learned, rehearsed, and passed from one generation to the next.
Set within the world of competitive hockey, Coaching the Boys explores the invisible lessons boys absorb about toughness, silence, belonging, vulnerability, and what it means to become a man. Using the language and spectacle of sport, the play looks beyond the rink to the families, institutions, and cultural systems that shape masculine identity.
What do we teach boys about becoming men, and what do we choose to pass on?
In Development
GREEN GRASS
A grieving widower, a daughter, a mother, a brother, and a teenage sibling return to a rural cemetery to speak to the people they have lost. Through memories of the ordinary things they miss, they discover that carrying the dead does not mean refusing to move forward. It means allowing those who are gone to remain part of who they are.
Completed Production · 2026 Winnipeg Fringe Festival
PAPER FATHERS
Tilted Hilton Productions' inaugural production, exploring fatherhood, memory, and the emotional inheritance we leave behind.
What Audiences Are Saying
“Heartrending yet hopeful – and never approaching maudlin.” — Audra L., Winnipeg Fringe Patron Review
“It’s the kind of show that stays with you long after you leave the theatre.” — Dawn J., Winnipeg Fringe Patron Review
“He is a local playwright to watch.” — Susie S., Winnipeg Fringe Patron Review