Women At Play(s) - DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
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Women At Play(s) – DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
Women At Play(s) – DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
Women At Play(s)
Published
June 23, 2026
Location
Toronto, Canada
Category
National
Job Type
Call for Submission
Description
Women At Play(s) is seeking one act plays written by Canadian women for its 9th festival!
They are looking for new original one act plays (10-20 minutes, all women characters, not produced) from Canadian women playwrights, emerging or established. This event has had very successful runs in Vancouver and Toronto with sold out shows and great reviews from audience members and critics. Women At Play(s) provides opportunities for women playwrights, directors and actors. It was created to give women a voice. It is meant to inspire and showcase artistic achievements in theatrical performance for women. All characters must be women, no longer than 20 minutes in length. It is produced under the CAEA approved festival policy. 6 plays will be selected by an anonymous jury.
Deadline: September 25, 2026
Email your submissions to:womenatplays2023@gmail.com
Women at Play(s) 9 will take place February 26 to March 7, 2027 at VideoCabaret in Toronto.
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Women At Play(s) - DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
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Home Job Women At Play(s) – Deadline: 2026/09/25
Women At Play(s) – DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
Women At Play(s) – DEADLINE: 2026/09/25
Women At Play(s)
Published
June 23, 2026
Location
Toronto, Canada
Category
National
Job Type
Call for Submission
Description
Women At Play(s) is seeking one act plays written by Canadian women for its 9th festival!
They are looking for new original one act plays (10-20 minutes, all women characters, not produced) from Canadian women playwrights, emerging or established. This event has had very successful runs in Vancouver and Toronto with sold out shows and great reviews from audience members and critics. Women At Play(s) provides opportunities for women playwrights, directors and actors. It was created to give women a voice. It is meant to inspire and showcase artistic achievements in theatrical performance for women. All characters must be women, no longer than 20 minutes in length. It is produced under the CAEA approved festival policy. 6 plays will be selected by an anonymous jury.
Deadline: September 25, 2026
Email your submissions to:womenatplays2023@gmail.com
Women at Play(s) 9 will take place February 26 to March 7, 2027 at VideoCabaret in Toronto.
Search
Recent Posts
Member wins Toronto Fringe New Play Contest
Member Play featured in Audio Anthology Member Written Play a Finalist for a LAMBDA Award 2026 World Theatre Day Message Member Wins Prize in Play Competition
Archives
June 2026
April 2026 March 2026 February 2026 October 2025 September 2025 August 2025 July 2025 June 2025 May 2025 April 2025 March 2025 February 2025 January 2025 March 2024
Categories
Awards
Member News PGC News Presenting Partners Publication Research Study Reviews Theatre Community Uncategorized
Not the right fit? Search for Women At Play jobs in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
About Playwrights Guild of Canada
As a national arts service organization, we offer programs and services that promote and protect playwrights. Through this work, we also provide many opportunities for the public to access, explore, and enjoy the work of Canadian playwrights.