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 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
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 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama f
 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama f
 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama f
 or her play Liberation!</p><p>As an exhausted film crew races through magi
 c hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, ar
 tistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide.
  A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Continuity explores the power — and 
 limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecological crisis.</p><p>Ext
 ending those questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explor
 es a more sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiati
 ves such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorpora
 te environmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 10
 0% recycled materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neut
 ral” production that minimizes its overall impact.</p>
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260812T191216Z
SUMMARY:Continuity
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><span>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pul
 itzer Prize for Drama for her play </span><em><span>Liberation!</span></em
 ></p><p><span>As an exhausted film crew races through magic hour to finish
  an artsy action blockbuster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\
 , Hollywood pressures and environmental realities collide. A darkly comic 
 “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>Continuity</span></em><span> explor
 es the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world facing an ecologica
 l crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending those questions beyond the stage\, 
 this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the perfo
 rming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\, 
 the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production pr
 actices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of c
 reating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overall
  impact.</span></p>
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