Seneca Falls, 1848. Women and their allies gather to demand their place in history. As voices rise and change begins, a silent presence judges from the gallery above.
Description:
Inside the Wesleyan Church, women gather to demand recognition, agency, and a voice in shaping the future. Speeches are written. Alliances form. History begins to shift. Yet not every witness sits among the delegates.
From the upper gallery, something unseen lingers through every meeting, every declaration, every moment of courage. It listens as names are signed and convictions harden.
As the movement finds its voice, a quiet question emerges: who else is listening…and what do they intend to do with what they hear?
("The Silent Gallery" is a scenario written and facilitated by a female creator, which prioritizes and celebrates femme perspectives. While all are welcome to take part, the focus of this game is on amplifying the feminine journey. We warmly invite ALL femme-identifying individuals to take the lead in telling this story.)
Strange activity draws a UN team to a remote island where ancient monoliths stand silent. One is beginning to crack, and whatever lies inside was never meant to be free.
Description:
Unusual activity surrounding a remote island prompts the UN to send a team of scientists, scholars, and a reporter to investigate. What they find are towering monoliths unlike any known structure, older than record and impossible to ignore.
Closer study reveals their purpose: they are not monuments, but prisons.
Now one monolith shows signs of failure. Hairline fractures spread. Instruments register impossible readings. The team must uncover how these structures were made, why they exist, and whether they can be repaired before whatever waits inside breaks free.