Find large cast plays by Canadian women, two-spirit, trans, and non-binary creators.
Written by: Katherine Koller
Genre: Drama
Length: 110 min.
Anne Elliot at 27 is unable to forget her first attachment and ruptured engagement to Frederick Wentworth almost eight years before. Now a Captain in the English Navy, her beloved returns triumphant over the defeat of Napoleon, looking for marriage with anyone but her. The estranged former lovers find themselves...
Written by: Fiona Revill
Genre: Drama
Length: 140 min.
Jacob, Joseph, Judas, Joan is an epic stage-play exploring how the trauma inherent in foundational Biblical myths has been passed down intergenerationally, resulting in fundamental schisms in the Western world: positioning Christian theology against feminism, queerness, atypicality, and mental illness. The play begins in the time of Jacob, following the legacy of the...
Written by: Jill Daum
Length: 118 min.
Forget About Tomorrow is a dramatic/comedy that weaves together the experiences of Jane, Tom, and their two ‘adult children’, in the months following Tom’s diagnosis with Early Onset Alzheimer Disease. Each family member struggles with their own personal fears, questions about love, memory, and life’s purpose. But when Jane questions the...
Written by: Margot Greve
Genre: Dark Comedy
Length: 75 min.
LIT is a 90 minute, coming of age comedy that follows a group of teenage Firefly Scouts as they journey into the forest for a 3 day leadership retreat. The group of tight-knit girls (and one outlier) begin to reveal their true selves as time wears on: old fights are...
Written by: Kaitlyn Riordan, William Shakespeare
Genre: Historical, Tragedy
Length: 100 min.
Portia’s Julius Caesar finds best friends Portia and Calpurnia married to two of the most powerful men in Rome, Brutus and Caesar. With a baby in her arms, Portia is struggling to define her new role as a mother, while Calpurnia is making offerings to the gods in hopes of...
Written by: Genevieve Adam
Genre: Drama, Historical
Length: 70 min.
Montreal, 1667: two unlikely friends and immigrant women to the New World (one married to a farmer but secretly in love with a priest, the other a pious but pregnant outcast) must band together to survive their first brutal winter in New France in Deceitful Above All Things.