By Lisa A. Price
Directed by Zanne Gerrard

By Carolynne Wilcox
Directed by Cristin Miller

By Max Koh
Directed by Monty Rozema

By Véro Lecocq
Directed by Emily Fortuna

Anatomy of Flight
By Lisa A. Price, directed by Zanne Gerrard

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When a prominent climate champion dies under suspicious circumstances, renowned mycologist Dr. Catherine Babin is called to investigate. Deep in a Pacific Northwest forest, she and her graduate students uncover a chain of ecological disruptions linking climate-driven migration shifts, collapsing species relationships, and a newly established toxic mushroom. As the science points toward uncomfortable truths, hidden agendas emerge: a journalist with divided loyalties, a former scientist turned fossil-fuel lobbyist, and ambitious young researchers forced to confront the cost of success. Anatomy of Flight is an eco-thriller that explores climate change, scientific integrity, ambition, and the moral compromises hidden beneath achievement.

Content Information: Murder, poison, climate change, political wrangling, mushrooms

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Loom

By Carolynne Wilcox, directed by Cristin Miller

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The Three Fates, the timeless sisters who’ve woven, measured and cut the threads of the lives of mortals have done their duties throughout time. Hermes, the Messenger God, pays them a visit just as they realize Atropos’s shears have gone missing. It’s been forbidden for them to jump into the dreams of mortals, but suddenly they must, before the dead literally begin to rise on earth. A lyrical journey through contemporary dreams, the god realm and the underworld containing themes of loss, domestic issues and climate change.

Content Information: death, fire, drowning, yarn

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Euphemia Peasant and Sally Alder haven't spoken in 10 years...until tonight. In the park where they smoked weed for the first time, Euphemia tells Sally she is going to apologize for the 6 ways she's wronged her during their friendship and then they will never see each other again.

Content Information: Presence of a prop firearm, graphic language, physical violence, discussion of drug abuse/addiction, attempted suicide and suicidal ideation

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The Souls of Larks and Sparrows

By Véro Lecocq, directed by Emily Fortuna

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Antigone and Joan of Arc meet in a nondescript afterlife. A white helium balloon brings them an invitation, but it doesn't specify where to. Antigone mistrusts it, while Joan believes it's their ticket to heaven. Joan ultimately attempts to RSVP independently of Antigone, but Antigone prevents her. The two women come to recognize that what they both really want is to say something beyond simply yes or no: to honor the complexities of their unique voices. They compose a declaration of their right to self-expression and find themselves in a reimagined afterlife that offers the peace they've been seeking. 

Content Information: physical violence, discussion of sexism, discussion of suicide, allusion to sexual assault, discussions about hearing voices, reference to incest (Oedipus), discussion of being burned at the stake

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