Recently I watched a livestream of Toshi Reagon’s adaptation of Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower into a staged opera. It was an early, in-development version of the show recorded in 2015, and it felt special to see such a powerful statement about the material conditions of our present dystopia and still feel a hope for change, for reconstituting our societies and our selves. The stream was through
The Only Lasting Truth Is Change
Recently I watched a livestream of Toshi Reagon’s adaptation of Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower into a staged opera. It was an early, in-development version of the show recorded in 2015, and it felt special to see such a powerful statement about the material conditions of our present dystopia and still feel a hope for change, for reconstituting our societies and our selves. The stream was through
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