"The Rez Sisters" is a play written by Canadian playwright Tomson Highway. It tells the story of seven Indigenous women living on a First Nations reserve in Canada. The characters come together to dream of winning a big jackpot in a local bingo game, which symbolizes hope and the desire for a better life. The play explores themes of friendship, resilience, and the challenges faced by Indigenous communities. Through humor and poignant moments, the women share their struggles and aspirations, highlighting their strong bonds and cultural identity. The narrative reflects the complexities of life on the reserve while celebrating the spirit of the characters.