Cymbeline in the Anthropocene Symposium

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This symposium is the culmination of an international research project on ecological theatre performances, titled Cymbeline in the Anthropocene. The hybrid symposium features the work of six contributing theatre companies, documenting their process and performances over the last three years.

Your contributions in this survey will be compiled by the CA research team in our archive, and will help us gauge the reception and effect of the project as a whole. For more information, please visit our website, or contact us via the information below. Thank you for your contribution!

Website: cymbeline-anthropocene.com
Email: cymbeline.anthropocene@gmail.com
Twitter/Instagram: @ecocymbeline
Hashtag: #CymbelineAnthropocene

Privacy note: this survey does not gather any identifying information. Results will be compiled anonymously by the Cymbeline in the Anthropocene research team, and may be shared on our blog.

1. How did you participate in the symposium? *

In person (Bozeman, Montana)

Virtually (Zoom)

Virtually (Youtube Livestream)

2. Please describe the environment from which you participated.

This can simply be a place name, a country, or a short description of your surroundings (eg. "Edinburgh, Scotland," or "unceded Wolastoq and Mi'kmaq territory," or "my desk, which has a view of a city street").

3. Did you watch or attend any of the collaborating performances before this symposium (including on our Youtube channel)? Please indicate which performance(s) and where.

4. Which symposium sessions did you attend?

Session 0: Welcome and Introductions

Session 1: Willow Globe (Wales, UK)

Session 2: Shakespeare in Yosemite (California, USA)

Session 3: Setebos Theatre Company (Argentina)

Session 4: University of Exeter (England, UK)

Session 5: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks (Montana, USA)

Session 6: Cornell University (New York, USA)

Session 7: La Trobe University (Australia)

Session 8: Closing Roundtable and Q&A

5. Which sessions or discussions did you find most memorable during your participation? Which particular themes or threads throughout the symposium interested you most?

6. What environmental messages did this symposium invite you to reflect upon?

7. What do you think Shakespeare contributes to the experience of environmentally oriented theatre?

8. Optional: please add any other thoughts or information you would like to share.

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