Belvoir St Theatre

Scenes From The Climate Era

Saturday 21 June, 8PM

Belvoir St Theatre

Scenes From The Climate Era

Massive artificial reefs. Mirror clouds. Zombie mice.
Beaches where there were none.
A world without aeroplanes.
A lonely frog.


Invigoratingly honest and unexpectedly funny, Scenes from the Climate Era boldly tackles the climate conversation—past, present, and future.
 
With an ensemble of five, this fast-paced new work moves through over 50 short scenes in just 80 minutes. Each scene feels like a spin of the bottle, offering a fresh perspective on the climate era, sparking new ideas and reflections.
 
Jam-packed with insight, humanity, and truths (along with a few untruths), it never wags a finger or preaches, instead invites dialogue across generations.
 
In keeping with Belvoir’s commitment to reducing emissions, this production is an example of how the arts can adapt to a changing world. It’s a night of theatre designed not just to entertain but to stir thoughts and conversations that resonate long after the lights dim.

This is theatre doing what it was made to do. An invigoratingly honest portrayal of what it’s like to engage with climate change conversations (and be alive!) right this second. - Limelight.

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Cast

Harriet Gordon-Anderson

Abbie-Lee Lewis

Brandon McClelland

Ariadne Sgourgos

Charles Wu

Creatives

Writer David Finnigan 
Director Carissa Licciardello
Set & Lighting Designer Nick Schlieper 
Costume Designer Ella Butler
Composer & Sound Designer David Bergman 
Vocal Coach Laura Farrell
Assistant Director Clement Rukundo 
Dramaturg Vaishnavi Suryaprakash 
Observing Director Rikiah Lizarraga 
Stage Manager Luke McGettigan 
Assistant Stage ManagerChristopher Starnawski

Acknowledgements

Supported by Oranges & Sardines, Patty Akopiantz & Justin Punch

We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation who are the traditional custodians of the land on which we share our stories. We also pay our respect to the Elders past and present, and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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TIMES

Saturday 21 June, 8PM

DURATION

1 hour and 20 minutes (no interval)

AGE RECOMMENDATION

15 years+

Warning: Contains the use of strobe lighting. Some elements of the show’s design may affect people with coeliac’s disease.

TICKETS

Adult $54.00
Concession $47.00
Subscriber $44.00
Youth $29.00
Group (6+) $49.00

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