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Storytelling is at the heart of cultural change and artists have a special place in the environmental crisis that we are facing. Come explore what is eco-storytelling, how nature and movement are linked, and how we can perpetuate natural empathy through story.
An in-depth look at A Midsummer Night's Dream, particularly the patriarchal and colonialist themes it holds. Dream is often thought of as one of Shakespeare's "light" works, full of comedy and fairies...but, it holds deep questions for those who know how to look!
Great for high school students, home-schooling or un-schooling. Also good for directors or dramaturgs, or those interested in those activities!
Week by Week: Mondays at 8pm , beginning February 18, 2019.
1 Shakespeare and Elizabethan Theatre
2 Dramaturgy of Midsummer
3 Patriarchal and Colonial Themes in Midsummer
4 Act 1
5 Act 2
6 Act 3
7 Acts 4 and 5
8 Wrap-up
