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“Brilliant, immensely entertaining, and thought-provoking!

Sally Kitch, Director of ASU's Create the Change

the Anthropocene Project

Anthropocene, an award-winning high-impact original devised physical theatre performance, examines the escalation of consumption and how human progress has led to a new and dangerous geological age.

Anthropocene featured in green living magazine

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anthropocene (re)mixed january 2025 at MIX, MESA

Award-winning Anthropocene was remounted as an immersive, 360 production at the MIX in Mesa January 30, 31, and Feb 1st @ 7:30pm Feb 1 & 2nd @ 2pm for 5 sold out performances.

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https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/anthropocene-remixed-lobby/home

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Anthropocene, an original devised performance

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climate change is urgent and change needs to happen now.

This project was made possible by a seize the moment grant (Leonardo + ASU humanities lab + Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Lab) and an institute for humanities research and herberger institute seed grant.

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