Fire, an original play

Student
Voices presents
Fire, an original play
Written and Directed by Brandon Fuladi

February
6, 2026

Highlighting the lives of four teenagers as they navigate
the trials of modern life, with its often-monotonous rhythm and rigid societal
pressures, Fire challenges apathy in the face of climate change and the
notion of a powerless young person. Maya, the protagonist, is a typical
teenager who, through obstacles both ordinary and extraordinary, must grapple
with archaic narratives and an onslaught of online doomerism. The play
challenges the fear and catastrophe Maya is fed through her computer,
illuminating the idea of hope in the face of seemingly insurmountable
obstacles.

This performance is written, directed, and performed by
local students based on their own experiences and those of their peers.

All proceeds from the performance will benefit the Climate
Psychology Alliance, a national organization dedicated to supporting those
grappling with mental health challenges in the face of climate change using
climate cafes, research, and trained professionals.

Disclaimers:

The themes of this production stand in ideological
opposition to the use of generative AI in art. Therefore, this technology has
not been used in the making of this play.

Though the experiences the characters of this play navigate
are similar to those of many individuals, these characters and the plot of this
production are entirely fictional and bear no resemblance to any specific
people or events.

Warnings:

This production grapples with sensitive mental health themes
that may be triggering for some viewers.

This show also contains a flashing light effect.

Performance
Date and Time:
Friday, February 6th at 6:00 pm

Ticket
Price:
General Admission: $19

**All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.**

All seating is general admission unless otherwise noted. For all performances, there is limited late seating once the performance begins. Please plan your arrival time accordingly.

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