PLANET PLAYS
CLIMATE COLLABORATIONS
BIG GREEN THEATER
SUPERHERO CLUBHOUSE is a collective of artists and environmental advocates working at the intersection of science and theater. We make original performances via a collaborative, green and rigorous process. Through the creation of new mythologies reflecting our changing world, we work to ignite environmental conversations among audiences and communities in the pursuit of revolutionary theater and ecological consciousness.
Up Next
Sci-Art Lab
July 26- Minneapolis
The Lab's first venture outside of New York!
August 28- NYC
We host the Lab as part of CliMates International Summit.
Sci-Art Lab is a bimonthly workshop intended to develop a model of collaboration between environmental scientists, policy experts and theater artists.
Interested to participate or observe? Write to us at info@superheroclubhouse.org.
Coming soon
EARTH (a play about people) work-in-progress performance
September 20, 2pm at LMCC Studio Space on Governor's Island
The seventh in our series of Planet Plays, EARTH is an immersive theatrical event exploring the personal, social and environmental questions surrounding contemporary issues of overpopulation.
Created collaboratively and remotely by international teams of artists working remotely based on limitations inspired by the Voyager Golden Record project.
Recent Happenings
Don't Be Sad, Flying Ace!
We had a joyful and productive week at NACL Theatre (as part of their Deep Space residency program), refining Don't Be Sad! and performing it for the public on June 21 (followed by a summer solstice celebration). We also began brainstorming JUPITER (a play about power), which we will continue to develop throughout the year.
Big thanks to all at NACL for allowing us to open their "Weather Project" season!
2014 Season
April 24-27 Big Green Theater at The Bushwick Starr (4th annual festival)
June 2 EARTH (a play about people) first work-in-progress showing
June 21 Don't Be Sad! at NACL
September 20 EARTH work-in-progress performance at LMCC's studio on Governor's Island
November Salty People work-in-progress performance
Ongoing Sci-Art Lab