Theatre – Page 2 – Artists & Climate Change

Kill Climate Deniers: What Happens When You Threaten Murder in the Title of Your Play?

In 2014, I wrote a play called Kill Climate Deniers. It’s the story of a group of eco-terrorists who take over

Oh silky salt flat of muck you hide the mercury methylating within The crickets don’t care —Cheri Domina, Participant IN

This season, I will be taking a closer look at the intersection of performance, climate, and politics with the Persistent

It’s 1957, and eminent herpetologist Dr. Karl Patterson Schmidt is examining a juvenile rear-fanged boomslang snake at the Chicago Field

Berlin is known as a city par excellence for artists, creatives and grassroots movements and it is exactly these people

Around this time last year, I took a moment to reflect on the theatrical experiences I’d had and what I’d

Shine is a musical performance for youth-led community engagement and resilience planning. It weaves climate science and artistic expression into

The Lower East Side of New York City has historically been a neighborhood of immigrants, a mad tangle of streets

The thing that’s so annoying about climate change is that it affects all of our systems—political, economic, environmental, cultural—so there’s

In the year since the election of That Person Who Should Not Have Been Elected, I have experienced, like many