Episode 1: It's Getting Hot In Here — Climate Crisis

Tiny Theatre - Monologues Live!

A trio of original monologues inspired by the theme ‘It’s getting hot in here’ that look at the Climate Crisis.

Join hosts Daniella Down and Sairah Erens on an audio adventure. This episode showcases three very different monologues! From a young boy struggling to get his head around the state of the world and some very big issues, to a fierce eco-warrior who encounters the final — plastic! — at a railway cafe on route from Berlin to Amsterdam, to an intergalactic Mars-coloniser contemplating the world as she returns to Earth.

Monologues

• ‘I Don’t Understand’ Written by Loveday Smith with help from her son — and narrator — Rufus.
• ‘Gaia’ written andi performed by Leila Rejali
• ‘2050’ Written by Hugh Mackay and performed by Rosemary Carlton-Willis

Plugs and show notes

Don’t miss Orange Theatre’s upcoming play, Oasis Of Doubt. And original play based on a UN trial. From March 25- April 3 at Amsterdams Theatre Huis, Amsterdam. Tickets and info.

Want to contribute to our podcast as a writer, submit your 5-8 minute monologue to [e-mail] by April 11. The theme is ‘Rhyme Time, so we are accepting slam poetry and spoken word monologues.

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Our original theme tune is composed by James Cook. Find out more about James's composition at jamescookcomposition.com.

This podcast is brought to you by Orange Theatre Company, Amsterdam's English language theatre.

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We’re taking a short break and will be back next year with a new season!