
TYA (14-18 recommended)
Annie Mae’s Movement
The story of Anna Mae Aquash, a Mi'q mak woman from Nova Scotia, who went to the U.S. to work with the American Indian Movement, and ended up dead.

The play takes us to nineteenth-century China and into the heart of the private relationship of two women that is facilitated by a secret phonetic (and feminine) adaptation of Chinese script called Nushu. Hiding, here, becomes an act of rebellion that creates new means of communicating and new ways of achieving intimacy among women. Wong's play will surprise and move you with its nuanced images and loving attention to the historical tools of feminist freedom.
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2012, Enwave Theatre, Toronto
2017
Playwrights Canada Press
9781770917972
Published in Queer / Play An Anthology of Queer Women's Performance and Plays
Published in Queer / Play An Anthology of Queer Women's Performance and Plays

TYA (14-18 recommended)
The story of Anna Mae Aquash, a Mi'q mak woman from Nova Scotia, who went to the U.S. to work with the American Indian Movement, and ended up dead.

Stylized
There's a sickness in the village, one the trader promises to cure, if he can marry her, the sickly girl no one wants. Will she say yes or head her canoe over the falls into the arms of the Thunderer, the Iroquois god of cloud and rain?