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Tony Correia
This is a relationship and identity story set around wrestling. Jorge’s career ambitions, gay identity and first boyfriend come into conflict over the meaning and impact of his wrestling persona.
Rachel Cohn
This is a lively coming-of-age story about a rebellious teenager negotiating parental boundaries, a new relationship with her biological father and an unfamiliar family. Its central interest is Cyd’s shifting sense of belonging, confidence and personal value.
Joseph Robinette
A playful ensemble drama turns five animal tales into acted stories, then shifts towards a more personal final episode. Its distinctive appeal is imaginative performance alongside friendship and self-understanding.
David Levithan
A flamboyant, funny theatrical story about identity and belonging, it follows Tiny through family life, friendship, coming out and romantic disappointments. The musical-script structure gives personal experiences an exuberant public voice while making room for vulnerability and reflection.
Helen Peters
A warm, busy story about making something together when home and family security are under pressure. Its strongest appeal is the blend of theatre-making, farm life, friendship and practical determination.
Patricia C. Wrede
This looks like a brisk fantasy adventure centred on a resourceful child whose habits of survival bring her into contact with real magic. Its strongest offer is the tension between streetwise independence and the possibility of trust, training and change.
Micha Archer
A gentle introduction to poetry as observation, imagination and self-expression. Daniel’s encounters with park animals offer different ways of noticing the natural world before he shares a poem of his own.
Ellen Schreiber
A coming-of-confidence story about a shy student discovering that comedy can give her a public voice, while success and romance pull her towards competing priorities.
Tina Ferraro
This is a comic-sounding teenage story about ambition, parental expectations and a money-making scheme built around dating advice. Its central appeal is likely the tension between Kate’s confident plans and the possibility that her invented expertise may create trouble.
Grace Dent
Expect a friendship-led story about organising a school concert despite parental restrictions and rivalry. Its described appeal is lively humour and group energy, with music-event drama and romantic attention signalled; fuller treatment is unknown.
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