Theatre has been often used as a vehicle to communicate environmental issues like global warming and climate change. However, this might not mean that it had applied any environmentally conscious practices in presenting that message. This play explores the impact of theatre-making on the environment, and barriers of adopting Greener theatre-making practices in Singapore through readings, articles and interviews with theatre-makers.

Charlinda & AGAM Theatre Lab presents "Vincent" by Leonard Nimoy, to show audiences that green practices can be applied to any type of performance - and not only in performances about the environment, whilst balancing the artistic integrity of the work.
 

In addition, this presentation will celebrate the famous artist Vincent Van Gogh on his birthday month of March, while hoping to achieve the following:

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1. To raise awareness of the environmental impact of performance making, and

2. To inspire young theatre makers to explore other green performance-making practices and discover their own ways of reducing the carbon footprint in their future works. 

3. Create a brighter spark in the community to positively challenge the way we are creative.