Join us at the SBTD to talk about exciting next steps for Ecostage
We've always had a close relationship with the Society of British Theatre Designers, especially the SBTD's Sustainable Design Working Group, so it's really nice to be invited to present an update on our work and chat about plans for the future with members of the working group and other interested [...]
Needs More Work Productions – Tomorrow
Needs More Work Productions is proud to present Tomorrow, exploring climate justice through a collection of site-specific short plays as part of the international Climate Change Theater Action festival. Four archetypal characters from past and future times present their perspective on the impending climactic doom, trying to [...]
Online Event: Reframing Film, TV, Art and Music
We're excited to share with you details of this event from our friends at the Environmental Thinking Institute: Online Event: Reframing Film, TV, Art and Music When: Tuesday 19 March 2024, 7:30pm to 9pm GMT Where: online on Zoom How: register on Eventbrite or via www.atulsearth.co.uk/institute Details: the Environmental Thinking [...]
Global Voices: call for videos
What is the Global Voices project? In 2021, Ecostage and the Society of British Theatre Designers put out a call to people in the performing arts to share videos that reflect their response to the climate emergency. The initial inspiration for this was the development of the SBTD’s carbon literacy training [...]
Ecostage at PQ Ecoscenography Day
Ecostage has been part of a fantastic day at the Prague Quadrennial dedicated to Ecoscenography and hosted by leading ecoscenographer Tanja Beer and Marianne Lavoie of Écoscéno. Three of the Ecostage directors - Andrea Carr, Mona Kastell and Paul Burgess - along with their colleague Alison Neighbour talked about [...]
Three Poetry Videos from Cece’s Speakeasy – Call and Response
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhR1w4tjLUQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPFzvjJafKM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWszFgt3tbY In July 2031… An event took place in a secret location in South East London. It was an act of creative resistance against climate and environmental injustice using live music, spoken word, storytelling and cutting-edge visuals… Cece’s Speakeasy. Apples and Snakes invited emerging artists from across England [...]
