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OUR ANNUAL Call for SubmissionS IS NOW CLOSED!

Thank you for your interest, more information about the 20th Annual Women's Work Festival is coming soon.
2026 Dramaturgical Workshop Submissions
2026 Playwriting Lab Submissions

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"It's so important to have events like this that focus on theatre and writing from marginalized communities -- that this festival has not only got such a long history but has also expanded its remit to include other gender-oppressed folx is a beacon of how best to adapt and be inclusive! We can't be what we don't see, and the practical help of this festival is so important!"
- Maia Mathieu
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