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October 2019
Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way (Iowa State University: Ames, Iowa)
Iowa State University Theatre, in partnership with the international Climate Change Theatre Action Initiative, ISU’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Environment, the EcoTheatre Lab, ISU Parks Library, Ames Public Library, and ISU Office of Sustainability/Live Green! Initiative, presents Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way. This production is the first of ISU Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, HERoic, which features all plays by female playwrights as ISU Theatre commits to the 50/50 by 2020 gender equity movement. The Plays:…
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 »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 »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 »We Draw the Line
Greta Thunberg said it best, “Right here, right now is where we draw the line.” East 15 Acting students present two nights of Climate Change Theatre Action at our Southend campus. Alongside this event, we are making resources available to students about how to live more eco-friendly lives inside and out of university. These resources will also include templates for writing to and urging companies and organizations to look at their environmental impacts, and bringing a sharper eye back to…
Find out more »We Draw the Line
Greta Thunberg said it best, “Right here, right now is where we draw the line.” East 15 Acting students present two nights of Climate Change Theatre Action at our Southend campus. Alongside this event, we are making resources available to students about how to live more eco-friendly lives inside and out of university. These resources will also include templates for writing to and urging companies and organizations to look at their environmental impacts, and bringing a sharper eye back to…
Find out more »Climate Change Theatre Action in Agartala, Tripura, India
This play-reading event will feature current teaching artist students of the National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education wing, Tripura, India. The student artists will collaborate on directing and performing the plays with and for each other to consider how artists from various places address issues through their work. The student artists are currently devising their own play related to climate change, which they will present to schools in November 2019. The plays will include: Chantal Bilodeau – IT STARTS WITH…
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 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 »What Can We Do: Climate Change Theatre Action at Towson University
Towson University will present ten Climate Change Theatre Action plays, produced, directed, and starring a company of student artists. Students will select their plays by December 2nd and on December 7th all of the company members will meet at 8 a.m. and block, memorize, rehearse, and produce the plays for an event at 7:00 p.m. Featured playwrights are: Hanna Cormick – CANARY Sunny Drake – ABSOLUTELY NOTHING OF ANY MEANING Alister Emerson – SIX POLAR BEARS FELL OUT OF…
Find out more »Graduate Class at Iowa State University on Drama and Empowering Social Change
This graduate course adopts an interdisciplinary approach that blends analyses of plays, including Chantal Bilodeau’s SILA, and the following CCTA 2019 plays: Yolanda Bonnell – DRIP Shy Richardson & Karina Yager – TRÉS MARIAS: CATEGORIES & LUZ Yvette Nolan – BREATHING SPACE Caridad Svich – A LETTER FROM THE OCEAN Lana Nasser – THE BUTTERFLY THAT PERSISTED as well as a storytelling-based computer simulation model, and strategies from the humanities, social sciences, and climate science. Through this confluence…
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…
Find out more »Lighting the Way
This event is an immersive experience in a suburban home in Saint Helena, California. Guests will gather indoors and outdoors for plays happening simultaneously in separate spaces, becoming isolated and ultimately unified. At the plays' conclusion, we will toast the winter solstice, muse on the plays' narratives, and pool our collective resources – to discover how Napa Valley residents are already engaging with climate justice, and to learn how we can use our own unique skills to collectively do more.…
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