Rogers v. Rogers — a content guide

a Crow’s Theatre Production
adapted for the stage by Michael Healey
based on Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire by Alexandra Posadzki
directed by Chris Abraham | starring Tom Rooney

Show length
Estimated Length 85 minutes with no intermission

Play synopsis
Following the death of company founder Ted Rogers, a multibillion-dollar family inheritance becomes a very public corporate showdown. At the centre is his son, Edward Rogers. On the other side: his mother, his sisters, members of a board, and enough lawyers to populate a small Canadian municipality. Meanwhile, Rogers’ $26-billion takeover of Shaw Communications puts even more money and chaos on the line.

Who is this suitable for?
This show is suitable for adults or well-prepared young people 14+.
An age rating is based on a general idea. You are the best judge of what content is a good fit for you as an individual or for your child. Feel free to contact the box office if this note does not answer your questions.

Content notes

What is the world of the show? What is the vibe?

The following topics are part of the show; some are significant and others are only mentioned:

• Coarse / strong language (including words like “fuck”).

What technical elements does this show include?

Additional environmental notes