25/01/2025
Come join us for this workshop on eco-dramaturgy taking place Wednesday 29th January from 3-5pm in Newnham College Old Labs! It is free and open to all and promises to be a thought provoking & engaging session.
Sign up for limited spaces at the link in our bio :)
Made possible with the support of the Judith E Wilson Fund.
About the workshop:
What is ecodramaturgy, and how does it apply to every aspect of theatre-making - including set / costume design, sound, lighting, text analysis, and the actor-audience relationship? This workshop aims to demystify the ecodramaturgical framework, the definition of ‘green’ theatre, and what it takes to produce art in the midst of a climate crisis. It is open to creatives of all disciplines, and will be a space for reflection, collaboration, and communal dreaming.
About Rebecca Goh:
Rebecca Goh is an interdisciplinary theatre / movement director, dramaturg, writer, and community engagement producer. Driven by an ethos that centres decolonial world-building, radical care, and joy, their practice straddles borders and genres. Their work spans site-specific multimedia performance, immersive documentary theatre, and experimentations with creative technologists, scientists, D/deaf hip-hop dancers, musicians, and the more-than-human world. They have trained and collaborated internationally - with artists and organisations across Poland, Germany, Singapore, India, the Czech Republic, and the UK.
