The Great Climate Change

by Tammy Gomez, Coni Koepfinger, Madeleine Popkin, and Rhiannon Ling

with Paula Cizmar, Damon Chua, Alexis Roblan, and Aimee Greenberg

directed by Peculiar Works’ Ralph Lewis and Aimee Greenberg of California’s fruitlessmoon theatreworks

For THE GREAT CLIMATE CHANGE, Directors Greenberg and Lewis are collaborating with a unique team of activist playwrights from across the country to investigate how theater can respond to our changing climate, creating a cautionary, science fiction tale of inequity and displacement set in a dystopian future of ravaged coasts and devastated forests.

Featuring:
Stan Baker • Lindsay Brill • Russ Kane • Austin Kirk • Jon Lonoff • Catherine Porter • Maria Isabella Rojas • Jenny Selig • Alisha Spielmann • Dan Lane Williams

Peculiar Works Project was founded by Ralph Lewis, Catherine Porter, and Barry Rowell in 1993 to create, develop, and present original, multi-disciplinary, site-based performance that investigate the essential issues of our time. Our award-winning company encourages collaboration, experimentation, and a rebel spirit in artists by providing them with the tools and opportunities needed for artistic exploration. We perform in unconventional, non-theater spaces because we believe artistic work wakes up a site, these sites in turn transform the work, and audiences experience both in surprising new ways.

Peculiar Works projects are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and from New York City Council member Christopher Marte; and with private funds from the Mental Insight Foundation, as well as our many, wonderful, individual donors.