Climate Change
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Homo Sapiens

  • Where the Wild Things Were….

  • Climate Communications Through the Arts

  • Climate Change Theatre Action – UW-Madison Earthfest 2026

  • ACT NOW for Our Earth

  • The Time Is Now |Climate Change Theatre Action in North Devon, England

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Stuttgart, Germany

  • Living On Borrowed Time (Climate Action Plays)

  • Leituras Encenadas – Ação Teatral pelo Clima | Climate Change Theatre Action in Sintra

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Shelburne Falls, MA

  • Phoenix Theatre UVIC

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Sanibel, FL

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Fort Myers, FL

  • Plays For The Planet

  • The Time Is Now: A Showcase of Short Plays

  • Laughing All The Way To The BRINK – Preview – CCTA Southcentral Alaska

  • The Time is Now! Climate Change Theatre Action in Turin, Italy

  • Laughing All The Way To The BRINK – CCTA Southcentral Alaska – The Show! – Anchorage

  • Climate Change Theatre Action: THE TIME IS NOW at Binghamton University

  • The Anthropocene: The Time is NOW

  • An Evening of 3 Climate Plays

  • Festival Acción Teatral Frente al Cambio Climático – Perú 2025

  • In The Face of This

  • Soon is Now’s Annual Climate and Eco Arts Festival

  • Forest Fringe

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Spokane, Washington at Gonzaga University

  • St. Louis Public Radio Theatre Showcase

  • Earth Quadriptych

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Wales

  • #WAKEUP

  • Theatre for Social Justice

  • A Morning of Reading for Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Full Day of Integration

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Theatre Delicatessen

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Arizona State University

  • Hope Takes the Stage – Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Ealing

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at the University of Missouri

  • The K-State Purple Reader’s Project

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Kalamazoo

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Santa Cruz

  • The Climate Change Theatre Action Project – AN INTERACTIVE NIGHT OF CONSCIOUS THEATER

  • Climate Change Theatre Action with C4C

  • Symposium at CSU, Fullerton

  • ClimateAct: A Participatory Play Reading

  • Six Short Plays

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Artichoke Dance Company

  • Climate Change Theatre Action Series

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Wilmington

  • Hot Mess

  • IMPROV and Eco-Theatre Action

  • Climate Justice by SJW Readings

  • Playhouse Emissions: A Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action Symposium

  • Staged Reading of Select Climate Change Theatre Action Plays

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Northwestern University

  • The Arctic Group’s Polar Bear Plunge: Vantage Point

  • Take Ten for Climate Change

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Eckerd College

  • Theatre for a Changing Climate

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Missouri State University

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Romania

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at the University of Dayton

  • Climate Change Theatre Action(s) at Quest University

  • Climate Change II Festival

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Montana State University

  • Lunch & Learn – Theatre for Social Change

  • Three Short Plays – Worthing Climate Action Network

  • Attention Earthlings!

  • Opportunities on Thin Ice: Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at The College of Staten Island

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Allegheny College

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Kirsi’s Home

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Paris

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Hastings College

  • CCTA Play Readings & Talkback

  • Still Waving: Climate Change Theatre Action Aotearoa 2017

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Buenos Aires

  • Celsius

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Shangai

  • (Play) a reading series

  • The Climate Change Play Festival

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Iowa State University

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at the University of Colorado

  • Chantal Bilodeau

Commissioned for Climate Change Theatre Action
2017 – Where is the Hope?
“
I’m proud of being your kin, I really am.
”

A and B encounter a group of homo sapiens in a park. B is cautious, seeing them as potentially dangerous, while A is fascinated and interacts with them, recognizing them as their ancestors. B reflects on the past, acknowledging the imperfections and complexities of human history, and expresses gratitude for the evolution that has led to them, a new species, filled with hope for the future.