Theatre – Page 2 – Artists & Climate Change

Maybe Tomorrow, The Fish Will Be Gone

In 2016, I was given a daunting task. Cape Rep Theatre asked me to write a play based on interviews with people

During one of the most beautiful weekends this year, I hosted Radical Presence in the Park, a movement workshop on

Graz is the second-largest city in Austria and is located south of the Alps, near the border to Slovenia. Besides

“What is your presentation about?” Clara asks. Like most undergraduate science majors in this lecture hall, Clara has never seen

Near the end of Women’s History Month, and in preparation for the annual New York Abortion Access Fund (NYAAF), a

I teach a class at New York University Abu Dhabi called Laughter. I hesitate to even say I teach—it’s more like…

I have been doing work at the intersection of arts and climate change for over a decade, and though I

Despite being more connected than we ever have been, today’s world is, arguably, more fragmented than it has been since

The question of impact in the arts is a vexing one. Not only is impact difficult to define, it is

Certain species of fish spawn in different locations. Pods of gray whales no longer overwinter at the equator. Yellow cedars