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Emily Edmunds has a great job and a great guy, Mark. But when Mark is killed in a plane crash, a distraught Emily attempts suicide.
Waiting for April is a romantic, epic cop comedy freely inspired by songs and medieval fables collected by storyteller Michel Faubert. Detective Haffigan investigates a mysterious singing bone, a talisman endowed with dangerous powers, and chased after by a coterie of second-rate outlaws. The bone turns out to be in possession of Mithridate, a seductive actor with a gorilla’s right arm. Haffigan expresses romantic interest in the charming comedian, but he rebuffs her, instead setting his sights on Eleonore, a cashier at the Bank of Permanent Fog, who promises to liberate him from the bone’s curse.
That winter in Montréal, there is a girl. Three captains are wooing her. Cinema killed Jean-Baptiste Lamirande, the disastrous Liberator, who comes back to life just before Christmas. Héloïse, an amnesiac actress who lost her watch, has been reported missing.
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Johanna Nutter
Johanna Nutter started her acting career at a very young age, appearing in her father's film, Loose Associations. She received training from Warren Robertson, a renowned acting teacher, and has since been involved in various film and theatre productions. Notably, she played the roles of Sarah Schorr in Trying and Eunice Kennedy in Jackie Kennedy: A Life. Johanna has been praised as one of Montreal's finest actors by theatre critic Pat Donnelly. Recently, she portrayed Margie Walsh in the Canadian premiere of Good People, receiving great acclaim. In addition to her acting career, Johanna is the founder and artistic director of Freestanding Productions. She also serves as the acting president and concierge of the Freestanding Room, a studio space in Montreal that supports emerging artists. Johanna's first play, My Pregnant Brother, has garnered multiple awards and continues to tour across North America and Europe in both English and French. A film adaptation of her story is currently in progress.
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