Submission Window: 8/1/2026-9/15/26
Notification Date: 9/30/26
Performance Dates: 2/4/27-2/6/27
We are seeking original, powerful, and deeply personal written pieces for a brand-new theatrical play celebrating the diverse, vibrant, and complex experiences of those who identify as women and/or those who identify with having a vagina.
Inspired by The Vagina Monologues by V (formerly Eve Ensler), this new production aims to center stories that have historically been marginalized, overlooked, or silenced on mainstream stages. We are looking for work that is funny, raw, heartbreaking, triumphant, angry, tender, and fiercely authentic.
All pieces submitted will be reviewed for acceptance into our play which will be performed February 4th, 5th, and 6th, 2027 at the Marigold Auditorium for Arts and Culture. Writers have the option of performing their written pieces at these show dates and can list interest on the registration form. It is not required to perform and writers can just submit pieces for others to perform on their behalf.
Auditions for the play will be held in December 2026 and rehearsals will begin January 2027.
This play will tell the stories of those who identify as women and/or those who identify with having a vagina. We explicitly and enthusiastically welcome submissions from:
We invite submissions of original work across multiple artistic forms. Pieces can range from 1 to 5 minutes in performance length (approximately 150 to 750 words).
If you require any accommodations to submit your work, or if you prefer to submit via an audio/video recording rather than text, please reach out to us at Director@thecottagega.org and we will be happy to assist you.
We cannot wait to read, hear, and share your stories.
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