Captioned recordings of all of the presented papers at Globe4Globe: Shakespeare and Climate Emergency, hosted virtually by Shakespeare's Globe (UK), 23-24 April, 2021.
Link to playlist with all presentations
Opening
Shakespeare and the Planet: Keynotes (15-20 minute videos)
Where Does The Story Meet the Earth?: Madeline Sayet (Theatre director and Arizona State University) 
Activating Environmental Consciousness through Shakespeare: Randall Martin (University of New Brunswick, Canada)
Using Shakespeare to Change Hearts and Minds: Solitaire Townsend (Futerra, UK)
[Speaker Bios] [Keynote Abstracts]
Producing Eco-Shakespeare: Company Practices (10 minute videos)
Shakespeare in Paradise (Nicolette Bethel and Philip Smith, Nassau, Bahamas) [link to company website]
The Handlebards (Paul Moss and Tom Dixon, UK) [link to company website]
Shakespeare in Yosemite (Katie Brokaw with Jessica Rivas, Cathryn Flores, Ángel Nuñez and Sofia Andom, California, USA) [link to company website]
The Willow Globe (Sue Best and Philip Bowen, Wales) [link to company website]
Butterfly Theatre (Tracy Irish and Aileen Gonsalves, UK) [link to company website]
3-minute video: Emily Fournier, Recycled Shakespeare Company (Maine)
Eco-Shakespearean Projects (15 minute videos)
Evelyn O'Malley and Chloe Preedy (Exeter Univ, UK): Atmospheric Theatre: Open Air Theatre and the Environment [Link to project website]
Randall Martin (University of New Brunswick, Canada): Cymbeline in the Anthropocene [link to project website]
Gretchen Minton (Montana State and Montana InSite Theatre): Timon of Anaconda
Eco-Shakespearean Perspectives (10 minute videos)
Alys Daroy (Monash U. Australia): The Living Globe: Biophilic Shakespeare
Sophie Chiari (Université Clermont Auvergne, France): ‘Is there not rain enough in the sweet heavens’?: Rain on the early modern stage
Patrick Lonergan (National University of Ireland, Galway): Shakespeare and the Orbis Spike –Theatre Histories for the Anthropocene Era
Bill Kroeger (Oxford, UK): All the World’s a Stag: As You Like It’s Ecologies of Exile
Claire Frampton: Shakespeare in anti-oil sponsorship protests: the story of BP or not BP
Theo Black (Cornell U, UK): To Trade and Traffic in Affairs of Breath: Shared Air in Macbeth
Phillip Parr and collaborators (Parrabola, UK and Romania): This Distemperature - a conversation between William Shakespeare and The Environment
Ilana Gilovich (Columbia U, USA): The Pathos of Place in San Zimske Noci / Midwinter Night’s Dream (dir. Goran Paskaljevic, Serbia, 2004)
Claire Hansen (James Cook U, Australia): ‘Where the place?’ Shakespeare in the tropics: place-based approaches to teaching Macbeth in regional Australia
Ronan Hatfull (Warwick, UK): The Handlebards and sustainable Shakespearean energy
Hanh Bui (Bradeis, USA and Shakespeare's Globe): Youth, Age, and Pastoral Guardianship
Sujata Iyengar (University of Georgia, USA): ‘Maiden['s] Blossoms’: A Meditation on Climate Grief
[Speaker Bios More Speaker Bios]
Greening the Screen (45 minutes)
Thea Buckley (Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland) in conversation with South Indian film directors Abhaya Simha (dir. Paddayi, an adaptation of Macbeth set in a traditional South Indian fishing community) and Jayaraj (activist, environmentalist and director of multiple Shakespeare film adaptations including Kaliyattam, Kannagi and Veeram)
Link to Paddayi on YouTube.
Greening the Text: A Workshop (90 minutes, recorded live)
Led by Amrita Ramanan (Play On Shakespeare) and Alison Carey (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), featuring actros Abhata Simha (Shakespeare's Globe) and Christiana Clark (OSF), and chaired by Will Tosh (Shakespeare’s Globe).
Workshop Leader Bios Greenturgy Worksheet
Closing Session
Tribute to Emily Fournier, founder of Recycled Shakespeare Company
Launch of EarthShakes Alliance
