The centerpiece of the project is the Green Ethics Live Game: an interactive theatrical performance that addresses environmental issues in an engaging and thought-provoking way. Premiered in 12 European cities, the show is set to reach over 100 cities across Europe in 2025.

The Italian premiere of Cabaret Artico (Artic Cabaret) introduces a new format that makes the audience active participants in civic engagement. Green Ethics is pioneering new forms of participation, including Pedal-Powered Theatre, where the audience generates the energy for the show by the kinetic force produced while cycling.

The project will realize 110 LIVE Game performances, 1200 BOARD Game activities with groups (schools, communities, families, etc.), 10 capacity building workshops and 50 artistic workshops for communities, 8 capacity building workshops for cultural professionals, an exchange program for 12 young visual artists, 12 conferences, 1 scientific publication and 1 photobook, involving 100 professionals and over 45,000 citizens (mainly from disadvantaged groups).

The project’s sustainability is based on the establishment of a European Artistic Network for Sustainable Events. Green Ethics doesn’t just talk about sustainability, it leads by example, starting from cultural organizations. Through the Green Protocol, a set of concrete guidelines, the project encourages the reduction of the environmental impact of events and activities. From the choice of recycled materials to energy efficiency, the Green Protocol inspires tangible and measurable change.

The project targets a diverse audience in terms of age, background, economic and cultural capital, with a particular focus on vulnerable groups. These groups are the primary recipients of Green Ethics‘ message, as they may be less aware of climate change due to difficulties in interpreting data and information correctly. Functional illiteracy, or the inability to adequately understand and evaluate written texts, affects 27.7% of the Italian population (OECD-PIAAC 2019) and hinders the development of full ecological consciousness. In this context, by communicating complex scientific content in a simple and impactful language, Green Ethics facilitates the approach of less educated people to the issue of climate change and involves them in collective processes of ecological transition.