Presented by The Cultch
Produced by Urban Ink (Vancouver)

Written and directed by Cheyenne Scott

In the near future, in an invented Indigenous territory, five young women – Rebel, Leader, Brawn, Wildcard and Skeptic – are drawn by a shared dream to the hunting grounds, where they uncover mysterious tracks that challenge their skills and the group’s fragile unity. How does the creature manifest within and how do we track, hunt, and transform it?

Raised locally, the playwright drew inspiration from hunting deer with her father in the nearby T’Kemlúps area. The Vancouver premiere of this gripping one-act thriller — presented in-the-round —  explores internalized trauma, the knowledge and power of Indigenous women, and the process of healing.

From the company that brought you Children of God, Homecoming, and Les Filles du Roi comes a transformative Indigenous thriller. Wolf Cull is written and directed by Cheyenne Scott, an up-and-coming playwright of Strait Salish of the Saanich Nation and Norwegian settler descent.