Wolf/Girl

by Heidi Kraay

One-Act Play for Young Audiences: Wolf/Girl reconstructs the werewolf story, bridging connection across species through transformation. Tired of feeling like a misfit, teenage Maddy runs away from hometown bullies and joins a wolf pack. The longer she stays, the more she identifies with her new family, becoming a wolf at ease in her skin for the first time. But when hunters from home come after her pack, she...

One-Act Play for Young Audiences: Wolf/Girl reconstructs the werewolf story, bridging connection across species through transformation. Tired of feeling like a misfit, teenage Maddy runs away from hometown bullies and joins a wolf pack. The longer she stays, the more she identifies with her new family, becoming a wolf at ease in her skin for the first time. But when hunters from home come after her pack, she must face her past, returning to human body with wolf spirit inside. To save her pack, Maddy must heal wounds between warring worlds—and find true belonging within.

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  • Jessica Moss: Wolf/Girl

    I really loved this. Totally contemporary but with almost fable-like elements that feel epic, mythological. Athletic and lyrical, it calls for great imagination and physicality and would be exhilarating for an audience (and a cast!). It has tremendous respect for its young audience, as the best TYA should.

    I really loved this. Totally contemporary but with almost fable-like elements that feel epic, mythological. Athletic and lyrical, it calls for great imagination and physicality and would be exhilarating for an audience (and a cast!). It has tremendous respect for its young audience, as the best TYA should.

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization Boise Contemporary Theater, Year 2022

Production History

  • Type University, Organization Boise State University, Year 2024