Ordinary People tackles loss and grief in coming-of-age production “Things get complicated when you keep it all in your brain,” says Conrad Jarrett, played by Quaid Lale, protagonist of Ordinary People, who knows all too well the hardships of living with mental illness. Guelph Little Theatre’s (GLT) latest production, Ordinary […]
Author: Ariella Golden
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