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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>By Bess Wohl\, winner of the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for
  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
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 races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbuster in the New 
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 realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” </span><em><span>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
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  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
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 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
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 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
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 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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
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 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
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  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
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 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play </strong></span><em><span><stro
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 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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
 onmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 100% recyc
 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
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  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
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 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play </strong></span><em><span><stro
 ng>Liberation!</strong></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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
 onmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 100% recyc
 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
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  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
 ll impact.</p>
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 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play </strong></span><em><span><stro
 ng>Liberation!</strong></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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
 onmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 100% recyc
 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
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  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
 ll impact.</p>
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 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play </strong></span><em><span><stro
 ng>Liberation!</strong></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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
 onmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 100% recyc
 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
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  Drama for her play </strong><strong>Liberation!</strong></p><p>As an exha
 usted film crew races through magic hour to finish an artsy action blockbu
 ster in the New Mexico desert\, artistic ambition\, Hollywood pressures an
 d environmental realities collide. A darkly comic “play in six takes\,” Co
 ntinuity explores the power — and limits — of storytelling in a world faci
 ng an ecological crisis.</p><p>Extending those questions beyond the stage\
 , this UC Irvine production explores a more sustainable future for the per
 forming arts. Inspired by initiatives such as the Broadway Green Alliance\
 , the creative team will incorporate environmentally conscious production 
 practices\, from solar power to 100% recycled materials\, with the goal of
  creating an “environmentally neutral” production that minimizes its overa
 ll impact.</p>
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 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play </strong></span><em><span><stro
 ng>Liberation!</strong></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>C
 ontinuity</span></em><span> explores the power — and limits — of storytell
 ing in a world facing an ecological crisis.</span></p><p><span>Extending t
 hose questions beyond the stage\, this UC Irvine production explores a mor
 e sustainable future for the performing arts. Inspired by initiatives such
  as the Broadway Green Alliance\, the creative team will incorporate envir
 onmentally conscious production practices\, from solar power to 100% recyc
 led materials\, with the goal of creating an “environmentally neutral” pro
 duction that minimizes its overall impact.</span></p>
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