Fires rage, floods devastate, storms surge: every day we hear about the impacts of climate change, with ever-increasing casualty counts and infrastructure

Eyes of the Beast: Climate Disaster Survivor Stories is a verbatim theatre adaptation of the multi-award-winning journalism by the Climate Disaster Project, a teaching newsroom based out of the Univer...

‘That night could break people,’ recalls a health professional. A first-person account.

The award-winning production by Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre and the University of Victoria’s Climate Disaster Project uses survivors’ stories to explore the effects of climate cha

‘That night could break people,’ recalls a health professional. A first-person account.

‘That night could break people,’ recalls a health professional. A first-person account.

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We are used to seasonal droughts in the Karoo. But this did not stop. This is Sybil’s story

Before the floods I was always with my boys. Always. This is Tera’s story

Until the 1960s it rained a lot. We ate wild game, fish, there were plenty of rivers, but since then they’ve been drying up. This is José’s story

You had to drive through the fire to leave. I remember my heart racing. This is Olivia’s story

You had to drive through the fire to leave. I remember my heart racing. This is Olivia’s story

When we built the house in 1978 we couldn’t see the sea. We never imagined that one day it would reach us. This is Sônia’s story

Before the floods I was always with my boys. Always. This is Tera’s story