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Threaded- VLOG & New Play
Why Threaded...
Theater offers an intimate, immersive experience, creating a space where stories come to life. With Threaded, our goal is to bring the complex topics of climate change and environmental justice into a deeply personal and emotional space. By presenting these narratives on stage, we invite both actors and the audience to step into the lives of those most impacted—encouraging empathy, understanding, and a shared connection. This project seeks to move beyond statistics and policies, focusing instead on the human experiences that drive change and resilience within Black and Latino communities.
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Submit Your Story
Your story matters. We invite you to share your personal experiences with climate change, environmental justice, and their impact on Black and Latino communities. All submissions will be kept confidential. With your permission, some stories may be featured in a vlog series, shining a spotlight on the voices behind this movement.
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The ultimate goal of Threaded is to transform these stories into an on-stage theatrical production, written and directed by Alexa Silky Seda.
Timeline:
- Casting for the final production will take place in late mid January.
- A staged reading will be held in Februar.
- Performances will be in ** Late April/Early May**.
This project is made possible by the generous support of:
EncoreSTL
The Regional Arts Commission
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Donate & Support
We need your support to bring Threaded to life! Your donations will go towards covering stipends for actors and the youth stage crew. We’re also looking for sponsors, especially those working in the green space, to help make this production as sustainable as possible. From eco-friendly set designs to reducing our environmental footprint, we want to ensure this show aligns with the environmental justice themes it represents.
If you’re passionate about the arts and sustainability, your contribution would be invaluable.
Email alexa@encorestl.org for more details.
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Project Lead
Alexa Silky Seda is committed to amplifying the voices of Black and Latino people through the arts. With Threaded, she seeks to explore how environmental issues intersect with race, culture, and history, highlighting both the struggles and the resilience of these communities.
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