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Homeless Garden episodes
- Micro v. Macro: A Refracted Conversation About Climate Crisis Action
A conversation with our organizational partners about the climate crisis and how to take meaningful action. Featuring: Graham Miller from Refracted Theatre Company, Antonio Lopez from LES Ecology Center, Iyeshima Harris from East New York Farms, Drake Hunt from Sunrise Movement, and Deb Gallagher, Professor of the Practice of Resource and Environmental Policy and Chair of Business & Environment Program in the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University.
22 min - 36 min
- Part 3: It’s Just Trees Really
Hermes asserts his proposal for the Garden, Tro attempts to defend their ideology, and Liv comes face to face with an unexpected bystander.
28 min - Part 2: Mom’s Got A Plan
Liv pitches her solution to save the Garden, but the past has returned with its own forward momentum.
24 min - Part 1: She Looks Good Though
After a troubling departure, Liv Raines has returned to her family’s estate, but the family’s financial situation is not what it used to be.
23 min - Homeless Garden: Trailer
Homeless Garden was written by Matt Minnicino, co-developed and directed by Graham Miller, sound designed by Joe Palermo and produced by Refracted Theatre Company. The play features Heidi Armbruster (Liv), Joshua David Scarlett (Hermes), Bryan Batt (Leo), Liba Vaynberg (Val), Andrea Abello (Ani), Kaden Kearney (Tro), Sonia Mena (Dawn), Matthew Bovee (Sosh), Michael Lorz (Firs) and Stephen Trask (Vagrant). Production Manager: Morgan Yachinich.
The full audio-play will be released soon. For more information please visit www.refractedco.com and follow Refracted Theatre Company at @refractedco on Instagram and Facebook.
1 min
About Homeless Garden
From the publisher's feed
Things aren't great. The oceans are rising. Venice has been underwater since 2029. And, worst of all, Liv Raines has to sell her family's orchard upstate. But it's fine! She's going to save the orchard, save her family, save herself, and maybe save the world too (or at least try). A future-tinted explosion of Chekhov's heartrending + gutbusting social satire for 2020 about generations, greenhouse gases, class, and how we reckon with the inevitable.
Written by Matt Minnicino, co-developed and directed by Graham Miller, sound designed by Joe Palermo and produced by Refracted Theatre Company.