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Join us online at the Change Festival this November...
Over several years of research and collaboration, interdisciplinary performance company METIS, led by Zoë Svendsen, have been imagining alternatives to the current global economic order within the context of climate change.
Part documentary film, part live discussion, this virtual event – broadcast as part of the brilliant Change Festival – invites you to explore the power of the imagination to stimulate hope and shift mindsets. Meet the creators behind METIS’ latest work Love Letters to a Liveable Future. Enjoy extracts of the show. And hear from change makers who are already living and breathing the world that Love Letters conjures into being.
The future is on its way – it’s time we started rehearsing for the kind of world we need to build together. So come and exercise your imagination with us as we create new possibilities for an eco-logical future.
Virtual via Zoom. 4:30pm – 5:45pm on Friday 5 November.
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About Tom
Tom Ross-Williams is a theatre-maker, filmmaker, performer and activist.
For six years they were the Creative Director of The Advocacy Academy, a social justice organisation for young people from South London, focussing on the intersection of art and activism and the practice of co-creation. See Tom’s full profile here.
About Maria
Maria Adebowale-Schwarte is a place and city strategist, focusing on collaborative design, policy, and funding models that are inclusive, equitable, and champion social value. She’s the founder of Living Space Project and the CEO of the Foundation for Future London.
About Indra
Indra Adnan is Co-Initiator of The Alternative UK – part of a global network of political platforms originating with Alternativet in Denmark. Her commitment is to globally networked grassroots politics that release the power of people and communities to sustain the planet.
‘Love Letters to a Liveable Future: The Show’ was performed at the Cambridge Junction in July 2021. The show was devised by...
Anna-Maria Nabirye, Charlie Folorunsho, Jess Mabel Jones, Shôn Dale-Jones, Stefanie Mueller & Tom Ross-Williams. Directed/designed by Zoë Svendsen with Simon Daw (set/video), Nao Nagai (lighting), Catherine Hawthorn (sound) & John Macedo (film). With the support of associates: Carolyn Downing, Lucy Wray, Rob Awosusi and Andrea Ling. Production Management: Steve Wald.
Commissioned by the Cambridge Junction through Season for Change, a UK-wide cultural programme inspiring urgent and inclusive action on climate change led by Artsadmin and Julie’s Bicycle.
The online showing and discussion event is brought to you as part of the Change Festival.
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