Parachuting Camel Productions
Inspired by real events of World War Two and military personnel in the playwright’s own family.
Follow the story of Paul Bailey, a Canadian soldier fighting his way through Italy during World War Two, and his wife Betty and daughter Dorothy waiting at home for his return. It is told through the letters they send to each other.
“Ken Burns meets Frank Capra in this polished war-time drama with the look and feel of It’s a Wonderful Life” – Wendy King, Winnipeg Free Press
It is possible, and often way more moving, to convey strong emotion without shrieking. Dreadful.
This show was amazing. Brian has created a masterpiece based on facts and truth from his family that will resonate with a lot of military families and those who have had and do have people protecting our freedom. It brought tears to my eyes in some spots. The actors were outstanding. I believe that the warehouse theatre should be asking them to put on a production in the future.
As a veteran i was deeply moved by the performance. My family severed in ww2 and 3 of my brothers have served in the military so this meant even more to ne. The actors played there parts likevit was really happening. I would recommend this show to anyone. Fantastic performance and i hope the play goes coast to coast.
loved this one
I went to see Letters. It made me cry and pulled me into the show. The performers were terrific. Great job to them all.
A beautiful drama, loved it. Made me cry! All the actors were incredible, but man that lead actress is a powerhouse, and absolutely carried. Ran a little long, with some technical tweaks, but it was an opening so that is to be expected. This is not one to miss! 4/5!