Are you worried about climate change? Do you want to learn more and educate yourself about the challenges Canada and British Columbia are facing? What better way to learn than through non-orthodox methods? Going to see a play seems like a very non-orthodox way to learn about the climate change debate.
2o of Fear and Desire: A Theatrical Inquiry into Climate Change is being put on by Headlines Theatre, hosted by Rhizome Cafe and hopefully will be well attended. It will take place on November 8th, 9th and 10th at 7 pm. Admission is by donation.
From Headlines Theatre's website we can read a description of the performance:
The play will tell a story in which characters are struggling with the complex issues emerging from climate change. [Headlines Theatre]I am always amazed by great, innovative and non-orthodox ideas. I will be going to the play and probably will write a review, but you should seriously consider attending. The more I read about the kind of work that Headlines Theatre is doing, the more impressed I am. This is clearly well thought out and intends to have an impact on people's lives.
One of the things I found more exciting about this project is that they have done a variety of other work, including examining the issue of crystal meth addiction, immigration, racism, bullying, etc. Had I known a few years ago about Headlines Theatre, I probably would have gotten involved myself. Not that it's too late though!
UPDATE - I just remembered that I have volleyball on Thursday November 8th, so the only day I can attend is November 9th, so with no further ado, if you want to join me, you'll have to show up on the 9th... :)
5 comments:
mmmh, i'll try to go. when are YOU going?
I think I'll go either on the 8th or on the 9th, as I have stuff to do on the 10th.
Are you going to the Atlantis Halloween party tonight? I am!
Sounds very interesting. If I'm available, I'll definitely look into attending.
Sounds interesting. I may check it out if I'm free.
You should totally come Paul!
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