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Can theatre convert the climate sceptics?

Trewin Restorick, Hubbub

11 November 2014 •

Hubbub's Trewin Restorick asks if 2071's dispassionate analysis of the latest climate science will win over those opposed to environmental action

Last Thursday I took my 21 year old daughter to a play called 2071 at the Princess Court Theatre in London. If she was expecting a raucous, fun packed evening she was severely disappointed. Instead she...

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