In 2020, the Farm Arts Collective began a 10-year cycle of plays about climate change called "Dream on the Farm." "Conference for Those Still Living," the latest installation in the cycle, debuts this Thursday at 6:30. The play tackles themes of hope and activism.WJFF's Tim Bruno spoke with Artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk and writer Doug Rogers, who also performed music from the play!

In 2020, the Farm Arts Collective began a 10-year cycle of plays about climate change called "Dream on the Farm." "Conference for Those Still Living," the latest installation in the cycle, debuts this Thursday at 6:30. The play tackles themes of hope and activism. WJFF's Tim Bruno spoke with Artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk and writer Doug Rogers, who also performed music from the play!

In 2020, the Farm Arts Collective began a 10-year cycle of plays about climate change called "Dream on the Farm."&nbsp;"Conference for Those Still Living," the latest installation in the cycle, debuts this Thursday at 6:30. The play tackles themes of hope and activism.WJFF's Tim Bruno spoke with Artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk and writer Doug Rogers, who also performed music from the play!

Farm Arts Collective Hits Halfway Mark in 10-Year Play Cycle

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Farm Arts Collective Hits Halfway Mark in 10-Year Play Cycle

Farm Arts Collective Hits Halfway Mark in 10-Year Play Cycle