The Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy is a set of three monologues which although linked in the person of the narrator are each sufficiently self-contained to be enjoyed as separate plays. 

They tell the story of a woman, her family, her friends, her experience of life in the remoteness of small town Quebec province.  There is very little joy in the episodes of this story.  There is rather an intensity, a truthfulness, an insight that moves and bonds audience and actress.  Maureen Beattie as The Woman is magnificent and the supporting technical skills of set design, light and sound could hardly be bettered.

All three plays are wonderful but if you have time for only one go see The Deliverance.