Middle schoolers tackle climate change in a new alternate reality game
Chicago middle school classrooms pilot 'Cene'—a new alternate reality game designed by UChicago scholars to encourage creative problem-solving and tackle climate change.
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Chicago middle school classrooms pilot 'Cene'—a new alternate reality game designed by UChicago scholars to encourage creative problem-solving and tackle climate change.
Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Anyone yearning for a live theater experience, or the closest you can get to one in these COVID times, will want to check out “Theatre for One: Here We Are,” offering a digital connection which brings together one audience member and one actor for an intimate virtual performance. “Theatre for One” was created in 2010 by Christine Jones (best-known as the Tony Award-winning scenic designer of shows including “American Idiot” and “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”) and originally housed in a mobile theater booth and performed in New York City public spac...