Project Godmother

On a spaceship heading to Mars, astronauts Quinn and Cory must fight against the clock—and themselves— to decide what to do with a cryogenically frozen women entrusted to repopulate the human race.

On a spaceship heading to Mars, astronauts Quinn and Cory must fight against the clock—and themselves— to decide what to do with a cryogenically frozen women entrusted to repopulate the human race.

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Project Godmother

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  • Neil Radtke: Project Godmother

    Project Godmother is a tense and thought-provoking sci-fi piece that does a great job of dropping us into a high-stakes situation. The conflict between Quinn and Cory feels grounded and human, turning what could have been a simple science-fiction dilemma into a compelling debate about duty, morality, and what it means to value a life. The ending is abrupt but memorable, leaving the audience with plenty to think about and making the short runtime feel surprisingly impactful.

    Project Godmother is a tense and thought-provoking sci-fi piece that does a great job of dropping us into a high-stakes situation. The conflict between Quinn and Cory feels grounded and human, turning what could have been a simple science-fiction dilemma into a compelling debate about duty, morality, and what it means to value a life. The ending is abrupt but memorable, leaving the audience with plenty to think about and making the short runtime feel surprisingly impactful.

Character Information

  • Quinn
    The cryo-biologist on board a spaceship heading for Mars.
    Character Age
    Late 30s
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male or male-presenting
  • Cory
    The engineer on board a spaceship heading for Mars.
    Character Age
    50s
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male or male-presenting
  • EZ-I3
    A computer program installed into the spaceship itself. [All EZ-I3’s lines are spoken either offstage, or through recorded voiceover.]
    Character Age
    Any
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Any