Find large cast plays by Canadian women, two-spirit, trans, and non-binary creators.
Written by: Diana Ralph
In 2026, Jenny, a gutsy, working-class teen has a crush on Howie Larson, a rock idol. Although she’s heard about climate change, her priority is escaping from her dysfunctional family by launching her singing career. Scott, Jenny’s grandson, an impetuous teen, lives in Haven in 2084 near the ruins of...
Written by: Colleen MacIsaac
Length: 80 min.
Peg is a scientist studying a dying species of fly which lives on a rapidly dissolving glacier in the Rocky Mountains. Unsure of how to make a difference, she embarks on a desperate journey which propels her into a strange new universe. Exploring the terror of being overwhelmed in a...
Written by: Rosamund Small
Length: 45 min.
TomorrowLove is a fifteen play cycle about love, sex, technology and the future. What would it mean to be able to clone your loved one? Or talk to them after death? Or live out your wildest fantasies online? These possible technologies become real in fifteen different versions of the future, where...
Written by: Vivienne Laxdal
Length: 90 min.
Cyber:\womb is a contemporary, domestic speculative fiction drama in two-acts. Set in the last decade of the last century, Oneida desperately wants a baby. After her third and final failed attempt at invitro-fertilization, her husband leaves her for another woman he has impregnated. Driven by science-based speculations and novel pre-natal discoveries,...
Written by: Lisa Meuser
Genre: Comedy, Romantic Comedy, Sci-Fi
Length: 90 min.
In Operation PMS From Outer Space, aliens try to take over the planet by making the women fall in love with them and breaking up with them during PMS. There is no chocolate. Is it the end of the world as we know it? (From the CPO Website)
Written by: Beth McMaster
Genre: Comedy, Musical/Opera, Sci-Fi, TYA
Length: 60 min.
“A land developer, with the help of cloned litter bugs, tries to convince the City Fathers to turn the only park land into an office building. The neighbourhood children save the day.” (From the CPO Website)