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Edwin Torres, And My Mother's Mother's Other
Lucas Millard
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Elizabeth Clark, Seeds Under Nuclear Winter, An Earth Opera
Lucas Millard
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Tom King
Lucas Millard
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The Oysters by Miranda Rose Hall, performed by Liz Zito, Eric Magnus, Andrew Brehm
Lucas Millard
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Lucas Millard
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all of us were all born in crises by David Finnigan, performed by Katiana Rangel
Lucas Millard
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![]( "Sentinels. Elise Knudson, Ava Heller, Randy Burd")
Sentinels. Elise Knudson, Ava Heller, Randy Burd
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Sentinels. Elise Knudson, Ava Heller, Randy Burd
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_279 copy.JPG]( "Edwin Torres conducts \"Water's Way: A Poet's Choir for The Hudson River\" with Latasha Diggs, Jayden Featherstone, E.J. McAdams, Urayoán Noel, Kristin Prevallet and Tamalyn Miller")
Edwin Torres conducts "Water's Way: A Poet's Choir for The Hudson River" with Latasha Diggs, Jayden Featherstone, E.J. McAdams, Urayoán Noel, Kristin Prevallet and Tamalyn Miller
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_258 copy.JPG]( "Tom King, To Extinct Birds")
Tom King, To Extinct Birds
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_270 copy.JPG]( "Audience walks to the next performance")
Audience walks to the next performance
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_296 copy.JPG]( "Connie Hall, The Penguin, by Nicholas Billon for Climate Change Theatre Action")
Connie Hall, The Penguin, by Nicholas Billon for Climate Change Theatre Action
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_344 copy.JPG]( "Alex Waterman, riverrun")
Alex Waterman, riverrun
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_479 copy.JPG]( "Twinkle Burke and Stephanie Anuwe, how to hold water: a spell for adaptive living, by Erika Dickerson-Despenza for Climate Change Theatre Action")
Twinkle Burke and Stephanie Anuwe, how to hold water: a spell for adaptive living, by Erika Dickerson-Despenza for Climate Change Theatre Action
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![2022_27_Soon_is_Npw_505 copy.JPG]( "Jaanika Peerna, Glacier Elegy")
Jaanika Peerna, Glacier Elegy
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Jaanika Peerna, Glacier Elegy
SOON IS NOW is an annual immersive day of climate change and eco themed live performance and art set in Scenic Hudson's Long Dock Park, a former industrial site and brownfield transformed into an ecologically sustainable park on the Hudson River in Beacon, NY. This site is on the unceded land of the Wappinger, Mohican and Munsee peoples, in a region with a vital history of environmentalism rooted in Scenic Hudson's fight to save Storm King Mountain from industry and Pete Seeger's fight for an unpolluted Hudson River.
SOON IS NOW stages performances throughout this riverfront park as a curated tour for the viewer, with nature as backdrop and collaborator. Based on the belief that art can reach the hearts and minds of audiences on this most overwhelming challenge of our time, SOON IS NOW invites the public into this space of evocative performance and art to inspire deeper awareness of climate change and its impacts.
Founder and Director: Eve Morgenstern
Produced by Eve Morgenstern, Connie Hall and Brian Mendes
Fiscally sponsored by New York Foundation for the Arts
This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by Arts Mid-Hudson.
For more information go to our New York Foundation for the Arts weblink.
Scenic Hudson's Long Dock Park was designed by REED-HILDERBRAND landscape architects.