Come join our M.C. John Kuntz – and the actors, poets, singers, storytellers, scientists and activists who will inspire you...
The acclaimed Boston actor, playwright, director, teacher, solo performer – and our M.C. for the Cabaret.
Eliza Fichter and
Performing an excerpt from the hit play, Lungs – a climate love story by Duncan MacMillan. Directed by Rose Schwietz Malla.
Literary performer, poet, songwriter and educator. Kurt Vonnegut said, “Regie, when you perform…you can see that the Earth really is a ball, blue-green. Regie, you sing and chant for all of us. Nobody gets left out.”
The songs by this Grammy-nominated musician from western Massachusetts inspire us to seek climate solutions.
Bill Marx, with
Phyllis Ewen’s art
Bill Marx reads Ted Hughes’s poem, “How Water Began to Play,” pairing it with three-dimensional waterscapes of rising seas by sculptural artist Phyllis Ewen.
Performing an excerpt from Hurricane Diane, the Obie-Award-winning play by Madeleine George, featuring a climate hero for our time.
Singer-songwriter Antje Duvekot, winner of the Boston Music Award for Outstanding Folk Act, is a frequent festival performer.
The international performance activist troupe dedicated to illuminating the climate crisis.
Zoe Halperin and
Performing Wrench, a surreal short play by Elana Greenfield, set in a flooded New York City. Directed by Katra Laidlaw.
The Puppeteers Cooperative Penguin Section will perform their street
installation: “The Whale Will Sing for You”.
And the activists and scientists presenting a hopeful vision of the future...
Left to Right:
Dr. Robert Lauer
Activist, Physicist, Data Scientist
Assistant Professor of Forest Science, University of Maine
Associate Professor of Psychology, Clark University
Professor, Earth & Environment, Boston University
Associate Professor in Practice of Landscape Architecture,
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Isaijah Shadrach
PhD Candidate in Philosophy, Harvard University
Zev Imani
PhD Candidate in Physics, Tufts University