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Despite lip service toward climate action, the fossil fuel industry continues to thrive. Shit’s bad. The rich choose to ignore it, insulated in air-conditioned Bubble communities and continuing to reap the benefits of disaster capitalism. But in a roadside bar on the Outside, a movement of collective power is brewing. A group of revolutionaries-a journalist, a hedge fund manager, and an ancient tree nymph-are tapping into a mythic and elemental magic that will demand that the powerful break the cycle of destruction, or face its consequences.\u003C/p>\n\u003C/div>\n\u003Cdiv class=\"one_half last\">\n\u003Cp>\u003Cem>Metra \u003C/em>is now a podcast produced by Mythmakers Media: \u003Ca href=\"https://www.metrathemusical.com/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">listen here\u003C/a>.\u003C/p>\n\u003C/div>",{"time":26,"blocks":27,"version":44},1777207842128,[28],{"id":29,"type":30,"data":31},"PPnEPOZfCv","image",{"caption":32,"withBorder":33,"withBackground":33,"stretched":33,"file":34},"Full gallery below, all photos by Isaiah Tanenbaum.",false,{"width":35,"height":36,"size":37,"name":38,"title":39,"extension":40,"fileId":41,"fileURL":42,"url":43},1280,853,"802730","Metra-featuring-Richard-B.-Watson-Rebecca-Ana-Peña-Cherrye-J.-Davis-and-Corinna-Schulenburg-Photo-credit-Isaiah-Tanenbaum.jpg","Metra featuring Richard B. 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Davis, and Corinna Schulenburg Photo credit Isaiah Tanenbaum","jpg","894c9d3b-3b73-427a-afd9-91ae83943eda","/files/894c9d3b-3b73-427a-afd9-91ae83943eda","/assets/894c9d3b-3b73-427a-afd9-91ae83943eda","2.30.7",[],[47],{"venues_id":48},{"id":49,"status":9,"date_created":50,"date_updated":22,"user_created":13,"user_updated":22,"name":51,"slug":52,"address":53,"city":54,"state":55,"zip":56,"capacity":22,"website":57,"maps_url":58,"photo":22},"9b0d8bc3-7927-4168-aa13-27f15cb12191","2026-04-23T16:49:45.084Z","Experimental Theater, Abrons Arts Center","experimental-theater-abrons-arts-center","66 Grand Street","New York","NY","10002","https://www.abronsartscenter.org/rentals/theater","https://maps.app.goo.gl/GFMcxnxVdstAzmMD9",[],[61,70,79,88,96,105,113,121,130,138,146,155],{"title":62,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":63},"Co-Writer, Director",{"first_name":64,"last_name":65,"slug":66,"headshot":67,"bio":68,"pronouns":69},"Emily","Hartford","emily-hartford","6a1b9c8e-ffce-4501-a974-9293aa767e56","\u003Cp>Emily Hartford is a theatre and media director, intimacy director, creator, artistic leader, and educator. With Flux, she co-created and directed \u003Cem>Metra: A Climate Revolution Play with Songs (\u003C/em>with Ned Hartford), co-created \u003Cem>Our Options Have Changed \u003C/em>(with Corey Allen, Will Lowry, and the Ensemble), directed \u003Cem>Fear & Wonder, Operating Systems\u003C/em> and\u003Cem> Rizing\u003C/em>, performed in \u003Cem>Sea Concerto,\u003C/em> and assistant directed \u003Cem>Salvage\u003C/em> and \u003Cem>Jane the Plain\u003C/em>. Recent directing credits include \u003Cem>Marian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood \u003C/em>and \u003Cem>Concord Floral\u003C/em> at Atlantic Acting School; \u003Cem>Coriolanus\u003C/em> and \u003Cem>Dike \u003C/em>at Hofstra University; \u003Cem>Antigonick\u003C/em> and \u003Cem>Dragons Love Tacos \u003C/em>at Hangar Theatre (director). Her musical audio drama (with Ned Hartford), \u003Cem>Metra: A Climate Revolution with Songs\u003C/em> is live wherever you get podcasts! Emily teaches and serves on the Faculty Leadership Committee of Playwrights Horizons Theatre School-NYU Tisch. Drama League Directing Fellow, Member of the Lincoln Center Directors Lab, Orchard Project Liveness Lab, SDC Associate Member. emilyhartford.com\u003C/p>","She/Her/Hers",{"title":71,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":72},"Production Stage Manager",{"first_name":73,"last_name":74,"slug":75,"headshot":76,"bio":77,"pronouns":78},"Jodi M.","Witherell","jodi-m-witherell","fff5a9db-80ee-4d74-8cba-4f4622af87b4","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Jodi M. Witherell \u003C/strong>was most recently seen as PSM for Flux’s \u003Cem>Operating Systems \u003C/em>and Adam Szymkowiz’s Rare Birds (Red Fern). Favorite credits include: miscellaneous work on \u003Cem>The Miracle Worker\u003C/em> (Queens Theatre) and Mac Rogers’ \u003Cem>Universal Robots\u003C/em> and \u003Cem>The Honeycomb Trilogy\u003C/em> (Gideon Productions); \u003Cem>That Which Isn’t\u003C/em> (Theater Accident), \u003Cem>All Systems Go: Mission 4\u003C/em> (Mission to (dit)Mars); \u003Cem>Moby Dick (\u003C/em>Fireboat Productions); \u003Cem>AM I DEAD? Marian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood, Rizing, Salvage, Once Upon a Bride…, Jane the Plain, Hearts Like Fists, Deinde, Ajax in Iraq\u003C/em> and many others with Flux; as well as shows with The Gallery Players; Avalon Studios; The St. Bart’s Players; Working Man’s Clothes; Pembi Players; Playwright’s Company; Audax Theatre Group; Streetlight Productions and The American Globe Theatre. NYIT Award Winner: Outstanding Stage Manager 2016.\u003C/p>","she/her",{"title":80,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":81},"Scenic Designer",{"first_name":82,"last_name":83,"slug":84,"headshot":85,"bio":86,"pronouns":87},"Will","Lowry","will-lowry","a96f3c76-5cd8-4ae5-a7aa-96fc40ed6199","\u003Cp>Will Lowry is a multidisciplinary designer with an MFA in Design from UNC Greensboro. He has been a Flux Creative Partner for a decade, and this is his twentieth show with Flux. He has created over 130 scenic, lighting, projection, and costume designs for theaters along the East Coast and beyond, including productions at Dupont Underground (DC), Mill Mountain Theatre (VA), Warehouse Theatre (SC), Playhouse on Park (CT), Birmingham Children’s Theatre (AL), Palace Theatre/Spirit of the Dance Productions (SC/UK), Curtain Call Theatre (NY), California Theatre Center (CA), Southeast Missouri State University (MO), College of Southern Nevada (NV), and the Sydney Opera House (AUS). In NYC, he contributed to multiple Broadway productions as a studio assistant and graphic designer, and he recently created the digital theatre experience GPS at Lehigh University (PA), where he serves as an Assistant Professor of Theatre. Love to B,L,&P.\u003C/p>","He/Him/His",{"title":89,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":90},"Lighting Designer",{"first_name":91,"last_name":92,"slug":93,"headshot":94,"bio":95,"pronouns":22},"Kia","Rogers","kia-rogers","d01a8112-d5bd-4124-9899-ab856f40dac9","\u003Cp>Kia Rogers (Lighting Designer, she/her) is a New York City based lighting designer for Theatre and Dance.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>International credits: Lighting Designer for The Baby Monitor, Belgrade, Serbia for the Belgrade Pride Festival, and the OnStage Festival and Rome, Italy. Associate Lighting Designer for Slutforart/98.6 inGothenburg, Sweden with Muna Tseng.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>West coast designs: El Portal’s Monroe Forum Theatre, Los Angeles and Z Space, San Francisco. Dance designs: Flamenco Vivo National tours, Forward Motion, Kinesis Project Dance Theatre, Lighting Designer and mentor for Ethical Culture Fieldston High School Dance Company since 2015. Guest Lighting Designer: Lafayette College, Easton PA,  the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Wilmington, NC and for the South Carolina Governors School of the Arts, Greenville, SC. Awards: Outstanding Lighting Design for Real, 2019 and Jane The Plain, 2014 by the New York Innovative Theatre Awards, Outstanding Lighting Design for Mr. Toole, 2016 by the Midtown International Theatre Festival.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Nominations: Operating Systems, 2019, Rizing, 2016 and The Gin Baby, 2014 by the New York Innovative Theatre Awards Kia is a member of Rising Phoenix Repertory and a Creative Partner with Flux Theatre Ensemble since 2010.\u003C/p>",{"title":97,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":98},"Costumer Designer",{"first_name":99,"last_name":100,"slug":101,"headshot":102,"bio":103,"pronouns":104},"Raphael","Regan","raphael-regan","50b5f92d-d693-41d6-916b-f2b1e1c28fa4","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Raphael Regan\u003C/strong> is an enrolled member with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. He holds his MFA from the University of Cincinnati, College – Conservatory of Music better known as CCM.  Costume Design credits include: \u003Cem>According to Coyotes (\u003C/em>Spokane Ensemble Theatre), \u003Cem>Being Future Being \u003C/em>(Catalyst), \u003Cem>Sovereignty \u003C/em>(Harlequin Productions), \u003Cem>The Heart Stays \u003C/em>(feature film), \u003Cem>Collective Noun \u003C/em>(Corkscrew Theatre Festival), \u003Cem>King Lear, Apartment 3A, Romeo & Juliet, Race, Escape from Happiness \u003C/em>(Stella Adler), \u003Cem>Taiga in the Berkshires, In search of \u003C/em>(Williamstown Theatre Festival) \u003Cem>Little Shop of Horrors, Pippin, 9 to 5 (\u003C/em>Highlands Playhouse). Assistant Costume Design credits: \u003Cem>Catch as Catch Can \u003C/em>(Playwrights Horizon), \u003Cem>A Walk on the Moon \u003C/em>(George Street Playhouse), \u003Cem>Harmony \u003C/em>(NYTF), \u003Cem>A Sherlock Carol \u003C/em>(New World Stages), \u003Cem>Anastasia\u003C/em> (Second National Tour), \u003Cem>Fandango for Butterflies \u003C/em>(La Mama), \u003Cem>Mlima’s Tale\u003C/em> (Westport Playhouse), \u003Cem>Skeleton Crew \u003C/em>(Westport Playhouse). \u003C/p>","he/him",{"title":106,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":107},"Sound Designer",{"first_name":108,"last_name":109,"slug":110,"headshot":111,"bio":112,"pronouns":104},"Nathanael","Brown","nathanael-brown","09ee9b7e-36a8-4e31-a6f6-93817c9b0b30","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Nathanael Brown\u003C/strong> is a New York/New Jersey based Sound Designer and Engineer that has designed and engineered shows at Cherry Lane Theatre (NY), The Tank (NY), and Alexander Kasser Theater (NJ). He has done work with the Great River Shakespeare Festival in Winnona Minnesota. His last show with Flux was \u003Cem>Metra, A Climate Revolution Play with Songs\u003C/em>\u003C/p>",{"title":114,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":115},"Lead Organizer",{"first_name":116,"last_name":117,"slug":118,"headshot":119,"bio":120,"pronouns":69},"Heather","Cohn","heather-cohn","67e01a00-031c-46d9-909d-b74fb140e6c8","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Heather Cohn\u003C/strong> (producer, she/her) is a producer, director, fundraiser, ensemble artist and activist. She co-founded Flux Theatre Ensemble in 2006 and with Flux has produced over 30 full productions, including 18 world premieres, directing a third of them, and helped nurture and guide countless artists in the creation and development of new work. Heather is the Executive Producer with Colt Coeur Theater Company. Prior to joining Colt Coeur, she served as the Executive Director for En Garde Arts, a site-specific Off-Broadway theatre, where she produced several large scale site-specific projects. She has also worked with Epic Theatre Ensemble, New York Theatre Workshop, The Pearl Theatre, Theatre Communications Group, and Disney Theatrical. Heather has served on several not-for-profit boards including the League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW), where she co-chaired the Task Force for trans inclusion. She also serves on the School Leadership Team (SLT) and a parent leader of the Anti-racism and Belonging Committee at her child’s school. She is a graduate of Vassar College, where she majored in Latin American Studies and spent time living in Cuba and Chile. And most importantly, she’s a proud mom to Mercena.\u003C/p>",{"title":122,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":123},"Climate Action Designer",{"first_name":124,"last_name":125,"slug":126,"headshot":127,"bio":128,"pronouns":129},"Jem","Pickard","jem-pickard","74e9399b-5a9a-4dcc-b2eb-1d4b7bb5816f","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Jem Pickard\u003C/strong> is the co-director of Superhero Clubhouse, a Lenapehoking (New York City)-based company creating theater to enact climate and environmental justice. Over the past 15 years Jem has produced, directed, and co-created dozens of works of eco-theater including \u003Cem>Mammelephant\u003C/em>, The Planet Plays, Flying Ace and the Storm of the Century!, Salty Folk: An Oyster Musical, and Core of Me: A Hike-Play. From 2009-2020 Jem directed the annual Big Green Theater eco-playwriting program for public school students, now in its thirteenth year. Upcoming: LES Fellowship culminating event, at the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. \u003Ca href=\"http://www.superheroclubhouse.org/\">www.superheroclubhouse.org\u003C/a>\u003C/p>","they/he",{"title":131,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":132},"Production Manager",{"first_name":133,"last_name":134,"slug":135,"headshot":136,"bio":137,"pronouns":22},"Mackenzie","Trowbridge","mackenzie-trowbridge","7ae837f5-f590-4fed-9cb8-d652ce76dfc4","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Mackenzie Trowbridge\u003C/strong> is a freelance production and stage manager based here in NYC. She is a graduate of Adelphi University’s BFA program, where she received her degree in Theatre Design & Technology. Previous credits include work with the Hangar Theatre Company, Ma-Yi Theatre Company, The Argyle Theatre, Arc Stages, Live Source Theatre Group, Lone Wolf Productions, TheatreworksUSA, etc. Mackenzie currently serves as the Resident Stage Manager for Adelphi University’s Department of Dance, along with working for Union College’s Theatre and Dance Department. She is a proud member of AEA.\u003C/p>",{"title":139,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":140},"Casting Director",{"first_name":141,"last_name":142,"slug":143,"headshot":144,"bio":145,"pronouns":22},"Judy","Bowman","judy-bowman","c52618f9-5493-4dfe-9450-ce65396650a2","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Judy Bowman \u003C/strong>is a Flux first-timer, though she’s been talking about it with Kelly O’Donnell for 2 decades. Her recent credits include Madeline Sayet’s \u003Cem>Where We Belong \u003C/em>(tour), \u003Cem>…Chad Deity \u003C/em>(Profile Theatre), \u003Cem>A Christmas Carol\u003C/em> (McCarter), \u003Cem>The Great Leap \u003C/em>(Cleveland Play House), \u003Cem>Incendiary \u003C/em>(Woolly Mammoth), and 2 recent musicals:  \u003Cem>Justice \u003C/em>and\u003Cem> Nina Simone: Four Women \u003C/em>(Arizona Theatre Co).  \u003Cstrong>FILM/TV\u003C/strong>: \u003Cem>Hurricane Bianca, One Moment, Separation, Lost Cat Corona, Gold Star, Copenhagen, Redemption in Cherry Springs \u003C/em>(Hallmark), & \u003Cem>Big Dogs \u003C/em>(Amazon). Judy has collaborated with Humana Festival, Merrimack, Kitchen Theatre, San Francisco Playhouse, & A.R.T. Artios Award nominee for Best Webseries Casting and PT Barnum Award recipient.  \u003Cu>\u003Ca href=\"http://judybowmancasting.com/\">judybowmancasting.com\u003C/a>\u003C/u>\u003C/p>",{"title":147,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":148},"Co-Image Designer",{"first_name":149,"last_name":150,"slug":151,"headshot":152,"bio":153,"pronouns":154},"Jason","Tseng","jason-tseng","04758ce1-78b3-475b-9c90-d08502fcd1db","\u003Cp>Jason Tseng, is a queer, non-binary Chinese-American playwright, with roots in New York City and Washington D.C. Their plays have been presented, developed by various theater companies and festivals across the nation, including Flux Theatre Ensemble, Judson Arts, Mission to dit(Mars), Second Generation, Downtown Urban Arts Festival, LA Queer New Works Festival, the BIPOC Playwrights Festival, New American Voices Playwrights Festival (Semi-Finalist), Southern Queer Playwrights Festival (Hon. Mention), Eugene O’Neil Playwrights Conference (Semi-Finalist), Pan Asian Repertory Theater and the Bay Area Playwrights Festival (Selected Playwright). Tseng serves as a Creative Partner of Flux Theatre Ensemble. Their notable works include\u003Cem> Rizing, Like Father, Same Same, Ghost Money, Fear & Wonder\u003C/em>, and \u003Cem>The Other Side.\u003C/em>\u003C/p>","They/Them/Ta",{"title":156,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":157},"Associate Costume Designer",{"first_name":158,"last_name":159,"slug":160,"headshot":161,"bio":162,"pronouns":78},"Maia","Soltis","maia-soltis","e814d46c-ecc4-4729-b56c-86b6178a4773","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Maia Soltis\u003C/strong> is a costume designer hailing from Rochester, MN, aiming for London, England, and currently based in Manhattan, NY. She received her BFA in Costume Design from Boston University and is passionate about creating theatre that inspires imagination. Art has the power to change the world, and she believes it can create that change by telling stories that inspire hope, curiosity, and empathy. As a costume designer, Maia loves learning about the world through every character’s eyes and getting to showcase their world with their clothing. Recent credits include:\u003Cem> LIZZIE: The Musical\u003C/em> (Costume Designer), \u003Cem>Colossal\u003C/em> (Costume Designer), Selections from \u003Cem>A Midsummer Night’s Dream\u003C/em> (Costume Designer) and \u003Cem>The Corruption of Morgana Pendragon\u003C/em> (Assistant Costume Designer) at Boston University, \u003Cem>A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder\u003C/em> (Assistant Costume Designer) at Lyric Stage Company, and \u003Cem>Romeo and Juliet\u003C/em> (Costume Designer) at The Great River Shakespeare Festival.\u003C/p>",[164,173,181,190,198],{"role_name":165,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":166},"CORI",{"first_name":167,"last_name":168,"slug":169,"headshot":170,"bio":171,"pronouns":172},"Cherrye J.","Davis","cherrye-j-davis","21847825-bf12-42ee-b8c4-81ce6160bc64","\u003Cp>Cherrye J. Davis is an actor, vocalist, director, playwright, teaching artist. Education: NYU-Tisch UG- Playwrights Horizons. NY Theater: \u003Cem>How to Mourn an American,\u003C/em> (Rough Draft Fest. 2019), \u003Cem>The Loophole\u003C/em> (The Public Theater), And She Would Stand Like This (TMTC), And Then I Woke (Downtown Arts), Self-Accusation (LaGuardia Performing Arts Center), Trojan Women (Oppressed in Heels), Hope Speaks (La Mama), Immortal (The Forge), Bintou (TMTC), Hamlet (Classical Theater of Harlem). TV/Film: For Flow (2011 HBO Black Film Fest. Finalist), Scribbles (NYC Indie Film Fest). Original Work: Scavenger (BARS @ The Public Theater), Dreams in Scar Space (Playwrights Horizons Theater School), Tapes (TMTC). A teaching artist in history and spoken word performance, Cherrye has performed at Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Bedstuy Alive!, and in schools throughout New York City. She can also be found performing with blues experiment The Nervous, or fronting the live hip hop band Deathrow Tull. Follow her moves at www.CherryeJDavis.com.\u003C/p>","She/Her",{"role_name":174,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":175},"SAMANTHA",{"first_name":176,"last_name":177,"slug":178,"headshot":179,"bio":180,"pronouns":69},"Corinna","Schulenburg","corinna-schulenburg","b574c4f6-ba7a-4104-8230-4e09257658ee","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Corinna Schulenburg \u003C/strong>is a trans artist and activist committed to ensemble practice and social justice.\u003Cem> \u003C/em>As a playwright, her work with Flux includes \u003Cem>Riding the Bull, Rue, Other Bodies, The Lesser Seductions of History, Jacob’s House, DEINDE\u003C/em>, \u003Cem>Honey Fist, Salvage,\u003C/em> \u003Cem>The Sea Concerto, \u003C/em>and \u003Cem>Operating Systems\u003C/em>. With Flux, she directed Ajax\u003Cem> in \u003C/em>\u003Cem>Iraq \u003C/em>(NYITA nomination)\u003Cem>, A Midsummer Nights Dream\u003C/em>, and the Food:Souls \u003Cem>Goldsboro\u003C/em> and \u003Cem>Volleygirls. \u003C/em>As an actor with Flux, she has played Samantha in \u003Cem>Metra\u003C/em>, Max in \u003Cem>World Builders, \u003C/em>Dr. X in \u003Cem>Hearts Like Fists\u003C/em>, Ezekiel in \u003Cem>8 Little Antichrists\u003C/em> (NYITA nomination), and the Professor in \u003Cem>Rue.\u003C/em>\u003C/p>",{"role_name":182,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":183},"Aglophanos",{"first_name":184,"last_name":185,"slug":186,"headshot":187,"bio":188,"pronouns":189},"Rebecca Ana","Peña","rebecca-ana-pena","4808ffb1-6454-4aeb-bcd3-208d3e5fb2d0","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Rebecca Ana Peña\u003C/strong> is a Cuban American artist based in New York City. Trained as an actor, vocalist, and dancer at NYU (BFA Drama), she has worked in theatre, film, and multimedia.  Credits Include: “The Bacchae” (NYTimes Critics Pick) at The Classical Theatre of Harlem, “What Happened In Skinner (Ambie Award Nominated), and most recently leading the one-woman show “My Fellow Americans” at The Secret Theatre. When not performing, she works as a visual artist and writer. In any capacity, she loves working on projects that investigate people’s duality and humanity and allows all people to celebrate and explore their legacy.\u003C/p>","she/her/ella",{"role_name":191,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":192},"TYLER",{"first_name":193,"last_name":194,"slug":195,"headshot":196,"bio":197,"pronouns":104},"Richard B.","Watson","richard-b-watson","627ffa18-d369-42ea-ae9f-59c3e30f74c3","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Richard B. Watson \u003C/strong>was born and raised in Wilmington, NC, and lives in NYC. 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Proud union member of Actors Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA. www.richardbwatson.com\u003C/p>",{"role_name":199,"content":22,"sort":22,"person":200},"Tom; Co-Writer, Lyrics & Music",{"first_name":201,"last_name":65,"slug":202,"headshot":203,"bio":204,"pronouns":104},"Ned","ned-hartford","e2d9e593-589b-4ae3-b0f8-f7a66858796b","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Ned Hartford\u003C/strong> is an award-winning songwriter and performer (including runner-up in Billboard Magazine’s Best Unsigned Band Competition, and winner of the International Songwriting Competition for his song “In The Park”), and has played his music to audiences as large as 80,000 people. After Ned’s last record deal ended (with a rock label out of Nashville), Ned moved back to NYC with the goal of writing musicals. His musicals have been produced at The Gym at Judson, Theater Row, and The Barrow Group. 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