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October 2019
Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action 2019: Lighting the Way in St. Paul, Minnesota
Full Circle Theater, in collaboration with the East Side Freedom Library, presents staged readings of short plays on the topic of climate change. The staged readings will be followed by a discussion on the issues, impacts, and actions to take in response to global climate change. PLAY TITLES and PLAYWRIGHTS: Yolanda Bonnell – DRIP Alister Emerson – SIX POLAR BEARS FELL OUT OF THE SKY THIS MORNING Monica Hoth – VANILLA ICE CREAM, translated by Georgina Escobar Madeline Sayet…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Performing Climate Change – University of South Wales Drama
A sharing of a selection of CCTA plays prepared by third year Theatre and Drama students at the University of South Wales. Stephen Sewell – THE REASON Monica Hoth – VANILLA ICE CREAM Madeline Sayet – BLOOD ON THE LEAVES Damon Chua – STEAMY SESSION IN A SINGAPORE SPA Philip Braithwaite – ICE FLOW Sunny Drake – ABSOLUTELY NOTHING OF ANY MEANING Vinicius Jatobá – THE STORY OF THE BEAUTIFUL WINDOW AND THE LAST ROPE Jordan Hall – THE DONATION…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »November 2019
Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Take Ten for Climate Change at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama
Each instructor in the School of Drama at Carnegie Mellon University will set aside 10 minutes in each course they teach during the week of November 4 to have students read aloud, or in some way perform, a short climate change play (and, if time permits, have a brief discussion of the play). The aim here is to open, for the week, a school-wide conversation on theater's potential to engage climate action.
Find out more »Lighting the Way in Nelson, New Zealand
Duck Bunny Theatre and Creative Communities NZ present staged readings of 12 short plays from local and international playwrights exploring the theme of Climate Change and its effects. The Plays: Hassan Abdulrazzak – LAILA PINES FOR THE WOLF Georgina Escobar – A DOG LOVES MANGO Alister Emerson – SIX POLAR BEARS FELL OUT OF THE SKY THIS MORNING Chantal Bilodeau – IT STARTS WITH ME Caridad Svich – A LETTER FROM THE OCEAN David Finnigan – THERE ARE A…
Find out more »December 2019
Eco-Design Charrette
Triga Creative & The Centre for Sustainable Practice in the Arts are hosting their inaugural Eco-Design Charrette between December 2nd - 20th, 2019 at Triga Studio in the Parkdale neighbourhood of Toronto. The Eco-Design Charrette aims to fuel each participant with the knowledge and inspiration needed to design with an ecological consciousness. Through rapid design seeding we are expanding how we imagine scenography and its power to change our world. The Eco-Design Charrette is centred on the creation of concepts…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action@ Amsterdam International Community School
During their Drama lessons, our MYP5 Drama students will be reading and performing: Abhishek Majumdar – THE ARROW MaryAnn Karanja – BIRTHDAY SUIT Yolanda Bonnell – DRIP Lena Šimić with Sid & Neal Anderson – THREE CONVERSATIONS Monica Hoth, translated by Georgina Escobar – VANILLA ICE CREAM
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action@ Amsterdam International Community School
During their Drama lessons, our MYP5 Drama students will be reading and performing: Abhishek Majumdar – THE ARROW MaryAnn Karanja – BIRTHDAY SUIT Yolanda Bonnell – DRIP Lena Šimić with Sid & Neal Anderson – THREE CONVERSATIONS Monica Hoth, translated by Georgina Escobar – VANILLA ICE CREAM
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield
Greening Greenfield and Local Access are proud to present Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield: Lighting the Way, a series of public readings and performances which will be held over several weekends this autumn. The series debuts on Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m., at the Great Falls International Word Festival, with short plays by playwrights from Australia, New Zealand, Jordan, Finland, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States, read by Jan Maher, Trenda Loftin, Nina Gross and Doug Selwyn, with…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action in Amherst, MA
Common Share Food Co-op is proud to bring the international Climate Change Theatre Action project to the Amherst community in an effort to participate in a global movement for climate justice! We will be hosting a staged reading of 5-minute plays focusing on food justice and community resilience under the theme, “Lighting the Way;” celebrating the unsung warriors who are “lighting the way” to more sustainable futures. All plays will be performed by local actors and students on Tuesday, Dec.…
Find out more »Conversatorio al aire libre
Se abordarán temas sobre el cambio climático y como el teatro puede ser usado como herramienta para la educación ambiental, los participantes son miembros de RUA PERÚ. Se harán ejercicios de calentamiento, lectura, escenificación y análisis de las obras. Las obras elegidas son: HELADO DE VAINILLA de Mónica Hoth y A ESE PERRO LE GUSTA EL MANGO de Georgina Escobar.
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action in Orlando 2019
WELCOME ALL CENTRAL FLORIDIANS INTERESTED IN CLIMATE ACTION THROUGH ART! Please join us for our own chapter of the worldwide movement, CLIMATE CHANGE THEATER ACTION 2019. Come listen to an informal reading of three short plays centered around climate change: A DOG LOVES MANGO (A ESE PERRO LE GUSTA EL MANGO) by Georgina Escobar, a short comedic play about animal agriculture, food waste, airport security VANILLA ICE CREAM (HELADO DE VANILLA) by Monica Hoth, a short play about recycling, overpopulation,…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action Uptown
Theatre artists from around the city and across the globe come together to uplift stories of climate heroes and climate warriors. Join us at the historic and cultural landmark Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute to celebrate local and global climate action through performance! The afternoon will feature short plays from Climate Change Theatre Action and conversation with local climate justice organizers. CCTA Uptown spotlights original five-minute plays by Yolanda Bonnell (Ojibwe/South Asian/Canada), Georgina Escobar (US/Mexico), Monica Hoth von der…
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