By Nick Green

Directed by Andrew Kushnir
Originally commissioned by The Stratford Festival.
Produced by permission of the Playwright and Marquis Literary (Colin Rivers) www.MQlit.ca
A co-production with The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre

FIND YOUR HOPE Inspired by Princess Diana’s historic visit to Toronto’s Casey House in 1991, Casey and Diana is a tremendously moving and surprisingly funny portrait of the men at the heart of the AIDS crisis, their devoted caregivers, and the ‘People’s Princess’ who had the spirit to touch their hearts and the compassion to hold their hands when no one else would.

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With Dignity: The Story of Casey House is a 4-part podcast that delves into the incredible stories behind this iconic Toronto institution. Casey and Diana playwright Nick Green hosts, welcoming a variety of guests who have been part of the organization’s decades-long journey.

From Soulpepper, with the support of Casey House. Hosted by Nick Green. Written and produced by Pippa Johnstone. Original music by Nathan Howe.

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In 1991, a visit from Princess Diana to the Casey House in Toronto changed the way many in society looked at people dying of AIDS. That’s the story that inspired Nick Green to write his latest play, “Casey and Diana,” which had its premiere at the Stratford Festival. Nick tells Tom about the remarkable true story and why he felt compelled to put it on the stage.