Climate Change
Theatre Action

Blood on the Leaves

  • Madeline Sayet

  • Montclair State, Theatre in Society: Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Eco-Design Charrette

  • Climate Change Theatre Action: Lighting the Way

  • Ithaca College Climate Change Artist/Theatre Action

  • Climate Heros & Luminaries: CCTA in Natick, MA

  • Palm Beach Climate Change Theatre Action(S)

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Amherst, MA

  • Climate Change Theatre Action Washington Heights

  • What Can We Do: Climate Change Theatre Action at Towson University

  • An Evening of Action Theatre

  • Lighting the Way: Six Plays That Invite Us to Participate in a Global Conversation, to Talk to Each Other for a While About Our World, Our Environment, Our Earth

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in New Bedford, Massachusetts

  • Lighting the Way: 8 Short Plays about Climate Change

  • Lighting the Way at Graceland University in Lamoni, IA

  • BNWorks 2020 Eco-plays launch with Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action | Miami Beach

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in New Orleans

  • Take Ten for Climate Change at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama

  • Lighting the Way: Stories of a Changing Climate

  • Lighting the Way at Lawrence University

  • Performing Climate Change – University of South Wales Drama

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at UNH

  • MN Climate: A Creative Call for Change

  • Climate Change Theatre Action 2019: Lighting the Way in St. Paul, Minnesota

  • Climate Change Theatre Action Greenfield

  • Regina Theatre Artist Hub Social for Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Providence, Rhode Island

Commissioned for Climate Change Theatre Action
2019 – Lighting the Way
“
We need you to light the way.
”

In the midst of a conversation about the stars and the changing leaves, A becomes increasingly concerned that the celestial balance has been disrupted: they can’t find the constellation of the Hunter and the Bear. A believes that the world depends on the sacrifice and relationship between the two constellations, while B remains indifferent.