Footprints of the Polar Bear & Other Eco-Centric Plays at American Theatre of Actors

Cedric Jones is the Coast Guard Spokesman, Michaela Zannou is the News Anchor and Johnny Blaze Leavitt is the Oil Company CEO in the dark comedy BREAKING GULF NEWS directed by Monica Blaze Leavitt, written by Phil Paradis. One of five one-acts focusing on the global climate change crisis playing now at American Theatre of Actors. FOOTPRINTS OF THE POLAR BEAR & OTHER ECO-CENTRIC PLAYS by Phil Paradis. Photo by Laurie Rae Waugh.

In the dark comedy NATURAL RARITIES UP FOR BID, Jaime Bartolett is Brittany, Sotheby's Auctioneer assistant in 2184 A.D. and Matthew Wygonski, the pompous Auctioneer raising funds for research into developing new foods from petroleum--to feed the starving masses of displaced refugees whose coastal homes have been flooded. Directed by Jessica Jennings. Playing now at American Theatre of Actors, FOOTPRINTS OF THE POLAR BEAR & OTHER ECO-CENTRIC PLAYS by Phil Paradis. Photo by Laurie Rae Waugh.

Jake Smith plays "Tad" and William Greville plays his grandfather in THE PERFECT PLACE, a quiet drama about our place in the natural world, directed by Art Bernal. One of five one-acts comprising FOOTPRINTS OF THE POLAR BEAR & OTHER ECO-CENTRIC PLAYS by Phil Paradis closing this weekend at American Theatre of Actors in Hell's Kitchen. Photo credit: Laurie Rae Waugh, producer.

Dan Wuerdeman portrays a good ol' boy from Kentucky who explains why God has wrought sink-hole destruction of the National Corvette Museum, in so doing he expresses his view about the end of days, his faith, politics, climate change, God's creation and the order of the universe. Directed by Chris Goodrich. FOOTPRINTS OF THE POLAR BEAR & OTHER ECO-CENTRIC PLAYS is closing this weekend at American Theatre of Actors, Sargent Theater in Hell's Kitchen. Photo by Laurie Rae Waugh.