In Red Like Fruit, Governor General’s Award-winning playwright Hannah Moscovitch crafts a gripping, provocative work about power, memory, and complicity in the post-#MeToo era.

Lauren is a journalist covering a high-profile case of domestic violence, but as she investigates deeper, something in her has started to crack. She begins revisiting events from her own past—moments and actions she thought she understood, but now seem cast in a strange and unsettling light. Doubting her recollections, she turns to Luke and asks him to narrate her life. But as he tells her story, an eerie question looms: why did she ask him in the first place? 

With Moscovitch’s signature sharp wit and emotional depth, this powerful play asks who gets to shape the stories we tell about women’s lives.