So, why make green theatre?
I'm sure that question has gone through your mind at least once, right?
Or perhaps you're thinking, "Working in independent theatre, I'm automatically green because of the necessities of working within a small budget."
It's important to understand our place in the bigger picture. On Wednesday, June 8 at 6PM (Gene Frankel Theatre), we'll be doing just that with Climate Project Presenter Paul Reale.
The evening will consist of up-to-date information about the facts behind climate change and an opportunity to engage in dialogue and discussion. Paul tells us, “When I speak to people about global warming, whether through the slide show or otherwise, they often engage deeply in the conversation. They demonstrate that dealing with climate change is as much a social movement under way as it is a planet-size policy and engineering problem.” This is your chance to join that movement!
This event is FREE and open to the public! Reserve your free ticket today and you'll be entered to win our door prize, a recycled denim wine tote from WinkleWorks. The event will last approx. 1 hour and 15 minutes.
If you're already going to the Festivity on Wednesday, consider seeing one of these shows before or after the Climate Project event:
Fulana @ 2PM (Robert Moss)
Monster and Hold @ 4PM (Gene Frankel)
Face Divided / The Mutilation of St. Barbara @ 4:30PM (Robert Moss)
An Evening of One Acts: Matra India, God Particle & Galileo @ 8:30PM (Robert Moss)
Two Days Til Dawn @ 9:30PM (Gene Frankel)
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