Festival: 2017 – Where is the Hope?
Climate Change Theatre Action 2017 took place October 1 – November 18, 2017 to coincide with the United Nations Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany (COP23).
Close to 140 collaborators in 23 countries hosted events, reaching an audience of 12,000. In the US, 90 events took place in 60 cities. Plays were read and performed, live and on radio, and presented in a variety of settings including: theatres, high schools, middle schools, universities, yoga studios, community centers, libraries, churches, museums, cafes, bars, people’s living rooms, and outdoors.
The plays are published together in Where Is The Hope? An Anthology of Short Climate Change Plays available from the York University Bookstore. The anthology is also available from your domestic Amazon.
CCTA 2017 was supported by a Connections grant from the Social Science Research Council of Canada, and by a York University Canada 150 grant.
The Playwrights
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Carla Zúñiga
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Maya Zbib
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Nathan Yungerberg
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Marcus Youssef (with Seth Klein)
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Marcus Youssef
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Haeweon Yi
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XANA
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Meaza Worku
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Kevin Matthew Wong
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Caity-Shea Violette
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Kirby Vicente
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Mike Van Graan
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Dylan Van Den Berg
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Harley Vale
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Peterson Toscano
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Elspeth Tilley
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Chris Thorpe
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Darrah Teitel
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Jordan Tannahill
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Caridad Svich
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Zoë Svendsen
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Saviana Stanescu
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Donna-Michelle St. Bernard
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Charly Evon Simpson
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Lena Šimic with Neal & Sid Anderson
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Stephen Sewell
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Lisa Schlesinger
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Madeline Sayet
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Juan C. Sanchez
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Ian Rowlands
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Lynn Rosen
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Kiana Rivera
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Carmen Rivera
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Mark Rigney
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Shy Richardson & Karina Yager
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Gab Reisman
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Elyne Quan
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Nicole Pschetz
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Katie Pearl
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Corey Payette
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Sarena Parmar
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David Paquet
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Tira Palmquist
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Giovanni Ortega
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Achiro P. Olwoch
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Matthew Paul Olmos
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Dave Ojay