<br><em>Someday</em> is a powerful new play by award-winning playwright Drew Hayden Taylor.  The story in <em>Someday</em>, though told through fictional characters and full of Taylor's distinctive wit and humour, is based on the real-life tragedies suffered by many Native Canadian families.</p><p>Anne Wabung's daughter was taken away by children's aid workers when the girl was only a toddler.  It is Christmastime 35 years later, and Anne's yearning to see her now-grown daughter is stronger than ever.</p><p align='left'>When the family is finally reunited, however, the dreams of neither women are fulfilled.</p><p align='left'>The setting for the play is a fictional Ojibway community, but could be any reserve in Canada, where thousands of Native children were removed from their families in what is known among Native people as the 'scoop-up' of the 1950s and 1960s.  <em>Someday</em>is an entertaining, humourous, and spirited play that packs an intense emotional wallop.