Climate Change Theatre Action

Join the Eco-Performance Lab at the Brower Center for an evening of mini-plays about the climate and ecological crisis. The production is part of Climate Change Theatre Action, a global series of readings and performances organized by the Arts & Climate Initiative and timed to coincide with the UN's biennial COP conferences.

The Eco-Performance Lab is a new performing arts initiative funded by The Green Initiative Fund and sponsored by UC Berkeley’s Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, with continuing support from the Student Environmental Resource Center.

Student tickets are $5; general admission tickets are $10-20 (sliding scale).

The performance will run approximately 90 minutes without intermission. It will take place in the Brower Center's Hazel Wolf Gallery.

The evening's plays will be:

Canary/Coal by Hanna Cormick, directed by Delmi Belloso, presented by El Teatro Resistencia

Blood on the Leaves by Madeline Sayet, directed by Lexie Brent, presented by Untitled Theater Company

What We Give Back by Madeline Sayet, directed by Mathew Chipman

Cassandra Drowning by Nathan Joe, directed by Nell Erez

Hurricane by Juan C. Sanchez, directed by Joshua Gould

Not Because We’re Good by Chris Thorpe, directed by Daniel Larlham

Dream/Remember by Hanna Cormick, directed by Daniel Larlham

We Almost Died, Waiting, by Chris Thorpe, directed by Fernando Martinez

Duet by Annie Furman, directed by Kathleen Rodriguez

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