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A comprehensive resource, at once detailed and eloquent, for theatre administrators, artists, scholars committed to ecological values and practices in theatre studies and performance. * Theresa May, author of Earth Matters on Stage: Ecology, Environment and American Theatre; Co-founder EMOS Ecodrama Playwrights’ Festival * Our world changes rapidly and so does theatre. Beyond the art, sustainability has become a central challenge for institutions and artists alike. Iphigenia Taxopoulou's study is the new standard reference work and provides a guide/paradigm for the modern sustainable theatre. * Oliver Reese, Artistic Director, Berliner Ensemble * Theatres around the world are transforming their practices, operations and venues to be sustainable, and contribute as a sector to help create a sustainable future for our planet and next generations. The book gives a comprehensive, informative and global overview on how to get started, addressing artists, theatre institutions and policy leaders alike. * Heidi Wiley, Executive Director, European Theatre Convention *

A comprehensive resource, at once detailed and eloquent, for theatre administrators, artists, scholars committed to ecological values and practices in theatre studies and performance. * Theresa May, author of Earth Matters on Stage: Ecology, Environment and American Theatre; Co-founder EMOS Ecodrama Playwrights' Festival *

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Iphigenia Taxopoulou is a founding member and general secretary of the European theatre network mitos21. She's an associate partner of Julie’s Bicycle, the UK-based charity that mobilises the arts and culture to take action on climate change. She has worked in theatre as literary advisor, programming consultant and international projects manager in Greece and abroad for several years. She is an experienced sustainability consultant, lecturer and educator. She holds a degree in Philology & Modern Greek Studies from Aristotle University (Thessaloniki) and an MA in Cultural Management & Theatre Criticism from City University of London.

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