Heralded as “Moving” by Dallas Theatre Journal and “Powerfully Palpable” by Onstage NTX, experience the raw power of human resilience in HAZARDS, a gripping and emotionally charged spectacle exploring the human cost of catastrophe. From natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes to man-made crises like war and conflict, HAZARDS is a high-impact theatrical experience immersing audiences in the strength, hope, and unbreakable spirit that emerges amidst crisis.
HAZARDS made its World Premiere in October 2024 as part of the prestigious AT&T Performing Arts Center’s Elevator Project, expanded from a fifteen-minute segment first performed at Arts Mission Oak Cliff in April 2024. The project is fiscally sponsored by Artists Sans Frontières, a Dallas-based nonprofit that supports refugees, asylum seekers, and individuals forced to flee due to war, violence, natural disasters, and persecution. Learn more at www.asf-ngo.org.
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Production Credits
Created by: Katie Burks
Scenic Design: Action PAC Stunts/John Cann, Rodney Dobbs
Lighting Design: Caroline Hodge
Sound Engineering: Charles Seals
Projection Mapping: LightWare Labs
Devised and Performed by:
Evelyn Randolphe, Gabriel Scampini, Guillermo Solorzano,
Jai Laurencin, Jean Carlo Carrio Mendez, Katie Burks, Marquenys Brice, Niki Davis-Vohs
Photography + Videography: Micah Cruver
Press + Reviews
"Moving" - Dallas Theatre Journal
"Artists Sans Frontières creates powerfully palpable images of the resilience of the human spirit" - Onstage NTX
"Breathtaking" - Audience Feedback, World Premiere
★★★★★ - Audience Feedback, World Premiere
AT&T Performing Arts Center | Dallas Morning News | Dallas Observer | Dallas Theater Journal | Onstage NTX
Made possible by the generous support of:
Special Thank You to:
Hannah Finch for custom, hand-detailed logo design + branding; Dan Schlund for prop storage facilitation; John Cann and Rodney Dobbs for prop design, fabrication, and especially prop safety; Debbie Gillespie LMT for keeping Katie in one piece + able to keep up with 20-year-old performers; Ken Villalovos, Nancy Wozny, and Lindsey Wilson of Arts and Culture Texas Magazine for invaluable help in sharing ASF's mission across Texas; Diana Simpson for unwavering support at all times, and Donna Blackwood, for everything, always.
Our heartfelt thank you to each of our donors, patrons, and contributors for making HAZARDS possible and to every single person who has supported ASF since its start in 2022.
