Three Marias
The photograph was faded, but the spirit of the figure it contained was bright. A Puerto Rican woman with dark
Theatre
The Possibility of Generative Futures Through Embodied Practice
In June 2018, I had the privilege to attend the Theatre in the Age of Climate Change convening hosted by HowlRound. It
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Theatre’s Part in the Quest to Save Public Land
Making Theatre Off the Grid My organization, Notch Theatre Company, seeks to engage communities that our brick and mortar theatres are not
What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
The Birth of a Climate Commons for Theatre and Performance
On a weekend in June, I sat in a blackbox theatre for three days with a group of mostly strangers.
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Annual Year in Review Part 2: Space for Healing
This year, I had the chance to see many resonant theatrical presentations take the New York stage (see more in
This Sentence: How Do We Comprehend the Effects of Climate Change?
Like you, I read thousands of words in a day, online, in books, on my social media feeds. I’m both
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Shaping New Climate Narratives: Why a Journalist/Historian Turned to Theatre for Climate Stories
Earlier this year, taking a front row seat at a church in Gary, Indiana, I watched as a young rapper,
Changing the Climate Narrative Fifty Plays at a Time
“I suspect future generations will look back and judge us not so much by what we said and did about
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The Loneliest Species
“The greatest delight which the fields and woods minister, is the suggestion of an occult relation between man and vegetable.