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Actor and activist Mike Farrell plays Dr. David Keeling, the scientist whose research on CO2 gave the world its first early warnings of global warming. In this highly acclaimed performance, Farrell brings to life the quirky and brilliant man who created the Keeling Curve, the iconic chart that illustrates the rise in atmopheric CO2 levels from 1958 to the present.
Explore the play’s updated view of Dr. Keeling’s story amid the political whirlwind stirred by the Trump presidency. Enjoy your evening at the beautiful Broad Stage theater and reception under the stars. Parking is on-site and free.
"I'm involved with this play because I believe it offers an important, accessible and entertaining way to explain the too-often controversial phenomenon of climate change." --Mike Farrell
Join us after the performance for a climate action reception and meet:
- Actors Mike Farrell and Ed Begley Jr.
- Terry Tamminen, CEO of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation
- JPL scientist Peter Kalmus, author of "Being the Change: Live Well and Spark a Climate Revolution"
$100, orchestra seat and reception
$55, orchestra and box seats
$45, balcony
$45, add reception to any orchestra, box or balcony seat. Limited number available.
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