Theatre – Page 2 – Artists & Climate Change

An Interview with Actor, Director, and Solo Performer Rotimi Agbabiaka

Welcome to the first installment of our new series, Black Artists and Storytellers on the Climate Crisis! As a newcomer to

This month in Persistent Acts, I reflect on my growth since the development and production of my undergraduate thesis in

A Model for Local Action I. As of mid-April 2020 (when this piece was written), somewhere between two and three billion

Young Women’s Reflections on Performance Intersecting with Climate Part of developing an empowered public voice is being able to take

Trickster Mix Ko Taranaki tōku maunga / My mountain is TaranakiKo Hangatahua tōku awa / My river is the HangatahuaKo Kurahaupo tōku waka /

Intersections of the Climate Crisis and Disability For some of us, the crisis isn’t coming, it’s here: air we can’t

“Welcome to the cosmic sideshow, where you human cockroaches are the main act.” Thus begins the sardonic diatribe of the

I thought I had retired from my Persistent Acts series. Then a pandemic happened, and I felt many a creative

The Climate Stew Players present Survivor Generations 2165, an original radio drama. Turns out television programs of the future will

Water Wars is an eco-thriller that takes as its premise Steven A. LeBlanc’s position in Constant Battles: Why We Fight: