The Sound of Dogs by Jennifer Roberts Jennifer Roberts brilliantly combines English and ASL in her play The Sound of Dogs, in which the protagonist attempts to answer the repeatedly-asked question: What's it like to have Deaf parents? The Pipeline is a Pay-What-You-Can public event. However, donations are always welcome and make this initiative possible for years to come.

Hung Up by Tyson Night The 2022 Write-On-Q Winner, Hung Up is a raw snapshot of life as an indigenous person. It explores the desire to move to the city, as well as themes of family, friendship, suicide and finding love as a queer two-spirited person. The Pipeline is a Pay-What-You-Can public event. However, donations are always welcome and make this initiative possible for years to come.

The Drowned by Bevin Dooley The 2022 Write-On-Q Runner-Up, Winny has been dying a little every day since she was born. Her twin sister Toby has too, though in a less obvious way. When Winny decides to seek a medically-assisted death, Toby’s devotion is put to the test. After years of being strong for each other, are the twins strong enough to let go? The Pipeline is a Pay-What-You-Can public event. However, donations are always welcome and make this initiative possible for years to come.

Would Virginia Woolf Contemplate Suicide If She Were Filipino? by Revan Badingham III Would Virginia Woolf (...) depicts an encounter between two Filipino men, who meet on a gay dating app. However, they soon begin to realize that they each had very different expectations for their evening together. The Pipeline is a Pay-What-You-Can public event. However, donations are always welcome and make this initiative possible for years to come.