Sustainable Staging Techniques at York University

Sep 162019

Sustainable Staging Techniques (THEA 4111 / THST 5111) at York University – This class will prepare students to tackle issues of sustainability in theatrical and related artistic practice. Students will build their literacy in contemporary sustainable thinking, environmental/climate issues, emerging models of creation, pedagogy, and community stakeholder engagement through a combination of research, modelling and fieldwork as strategic change agents in professional settings.

Every week, we are reading one of the plays to align with our topics for the week’s class.

 

Reading list:

Jordan Hall – THE DONATION
Kamil Haque – THE OLDE WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE
Nathan Yungerberg – MISS VIOLA EVIE ANDERSON’S DINING HALL FOR BEES
Yvette Nolan – BREATHING SPACE
Caridad Svich – A LETTER FROM THE OCEAN
Chantal Bilodeau – IT STARTS WITH ME
Mary Kathryn Nagle – AMERICA’S FIRST ENVIRONMENTALISTS