This event will address the question “How can we tangibly change the way we run our theaters to ensure we survive and have a significant positive impact on our environment and community?”
Presenting organizations include:
Broadway Green Alliance (New York): helped convert 97% of Broadway’s marquees to LED technology
Center for Sustainable Practices in the Arts (Los Angeles): working on SHOPLAB, a materials reuse and sharing facility
York University (Toronto): developing the Theatre Artisans Green Skills forum
Mo`olelo Performing Arts Company (San Diego): published the Green Theater Choices Toolkit
Childsplay (Arizona): host of the Sustainability in Stagecraft conference, 2009
Earth Matters on Stage: presenter of ecodrama playwrights festival and symposium
Center for Energy and the Environment: providing practical, innovative, energy solutions for homeowners, businesses, nonprofits, and government
Sustainability in Theater: People, Planet, Profit, Purpose
30 April 2012 – 01 May 2012, USA
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