S3 Ep23 Round Solstice

About this episode

Playwright Nadiya Jackson discusses her experimental play adaptation inspired by her poems on the relationship between humans and nature, exploring the consequences of climate change.

Playwright Nadiya Jackson of Round Solstice says, "The play was inspired by a compilation of poems I wrote referencing the relationship humans have with nature. Over time it became an experimental play adaptation of those poems where I explored the potential consequences of climate change in a more abstract way." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People in this episode

Guest: Nadiya Jackson

Topics covered

• climate change
• nature
• experimental play
• poetry
• human relationship with nature

Keywords

• climate change
• nature
• experimental play
• poems
• Nadiya Jackson

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