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

  • Animals for Activism: Miami University’s Theatre and Social Change Class Projects

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Sanibel, FL

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Fort Myers, FL

  • Climate Change Theatre Action: Iowa Workshops

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Augustana University

  • The Anthropocene: The Time is NOW

  • In The Face of This

  • Climate Change Theater 2024: In It Together

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

  • CCTA East Lansing – CMERC

  • CCTA East Lansing – Beal Botanical Garden

  • Earth Quadriptych

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Ealing

  • The Spaces Between Us

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in New Hampshire

  • A Morning of Reading for Climate Change Theatre Action

  • Does Theatre Have the Capacity to Truly Move People to Action?

  • ClimateAct: A Participatory Play Reading

  • Hot Mess

  • IMPROV and Eco-Theatre Action

  • Climate Change Theatre Action Symposium

  • Staged Reading of Select Climate Change Theatre Action Plays

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Toronto Cold Reads

  • 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 at Hastings College

  • Attention Earthlings!

  • Opportunities on Thin Ice: Climate Change Theatre Action

  • (Play) a reading series

  • Climate Change Theatre Action at Iowa State University

  • Climate Change Theatre Action in Shangai

  • Elyne Quan

Commissioned for Climate Change Theatre Action
2017 – Where is the Hope?
“
We may be humble creatures but that’s no reason to not try.
”

Two frogs, Pat and Harper, sit by their deteriorating pond, contemplating the dire effects of climate change on their home and lives. As they discuss the issues affecting their community, they find solace in the importance of taking small, positive actions, and supporting one another.