Hello, NEOhioPALians, Seeking an actor for a new play, *How to Live in a House on Fire, *at Test Flight, a new work development program at Cleveland Public Theatre. The play tells the story of queer activism in Berkeley, CA in the 1970s and uses it to interrogate our current dynamic of how we survive climate change. Show information: As a queer couple sorts through their belongings to prepare for a wildfire evacuation in California, they look back to their history and consider what to take with them and what to leave behind. They remember the night they first met at a queer commune in Berkeley, CA in 1970, when another fire shook the community. Full script available on request. Character: DREW – grad student looking to care for others, 20s or 30s, written as a wheelchair or cane user who participants in disability justice moments in Berkeley, but can be rewritten for another actor with a disability. No performance experience required. I'd like an actor from within the disability community, and I am open to rewriting the role to fit a performer's background. If you're interested, email me at kari.barclay@gmail.com with your interest. Best, Kari Barclay -- *Kari Barclay* They/them Director - Writer - Educator Assistant Professor of Theater, Oberlin College *"Maintenance: preserve the new; sustain the change; protect progress; renew the excitement; repeat the flight; show your work--show it again; keep the contemporary art museum groovy."--Mierle Laderman Ukeles*