We create uniquely theatrical events in bespoke sensory performance spaces crafted to encourage curiosity and grant the audience permission to commune with the play.
Recent Production
Bright Light Burning (Baku)
Steven Gaultney’s Bright Light Burning is a theatrical journey combining artistry, storytelling, and environmental activism. Our interdisciplinary production aims to shift perspectives, evoke empathy, and galvanize audiences to take meaningful steps toward a sustainable future.
Set in the year 2099, the audience gathers in a theatre in Baku, Azerbaijan, which has been repurposed as a holding center for migrants. The narrative focuses on characters who must deal with the realities of climate-induced migration, and the audience is cast as migrants alongside them.
Blurring the line between performer and observer, the play is a powerful statement on the social and emotional toll of climate displacement. It emphasizes the urgent need for empathy and collective action in the face of global crises.
November 11
UK Pavilion, Blue Zone
COP29 Baku Stadium
November 14
Dunya School
Baku, Azerbaijan
November 15
Extreme Hangout, Green Zone
COP29 Baku Stadium
November 19
Art Pavilion, Green Zone
COP29 Baku Stadium
Past Productions
The Earth Turns features performers from 9 countries premiering for the start of COP28 in the UAE, on The Theatre of Others podcast which can be found on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcast platforms.
The Earth Turns is an international climate-inspired audio play for the UN COP27 Climate Conference. Adapted from We Still Have a Chance- 12 Stories for 12 Days of COP27, an anthology of micro-stories created with the express purpose of humanizing this global problem.
Past Audio Productions
Audio Play Festival- 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
We are proud of these 15 exciting, stirring, and thought-provoking audio plays. 2021’s theme was Change/Exchange examining ideas of transformation, rebirth, reparation, and sacrifice. 2022 explored technology, the environment, and social justice 50 years from Now. 2023 asked us to re-examine ourselves and our actions as future descendants in I, Too, am an Ancestor. 2024 explored the Sounds of Home, both present and imagined.
Interviews with the Playwrights and their respective Plays were released via The Theatre of Others Podcast, which can be found on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcast platforms.
Sounds of Home 2024
Sounds of Home 2024
Sounds of Home 2024
I, Too, Am An Ancestor- 2023
I, Too, Am An Ancestor- 2023
I, Too, Am An Ancestor- 2023
I, Too, Am An Ancestor- 2023
50 Years from Now 2022
50 Years from Now 2022
50 Years from Now 2022
50 Years from Now 2022
Change/Exchange 2021
Change/Exchange 2021
Change/Exchange 2021
Change/Exchange 2021
Past Productions
A man all alone at the end of the world finds a bundle in the road, motionless, silent. Is it a baby? Is it a bomb? The answer leads him on a journey in which he demands the cost of indifference be admitted and asks what it means to be human.
Denmark’s a prison. Privacy is hard to find and intimate moments are often observed. For the Prince of Denmark it’s also a tomb. You’re invited to enter. Come in.
In February 2026, due to COVID-25, The Theatre of Others postponed its adaptation of Euripides' The Bacchae, Reimagining the production for a digital space, the result is this intimate version of the ancient, still-devastating story,
Telling the story of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), La Belle Epoque charts the history of discovery and exploitation of resources in the DRC such as slaves, rubber, diamonds, and rare earth minerals from pre-colonial times to the modern day, exposing the supply chain and the people who are beneficiaries of these resources - the Wealthy West.
