Uncover groundbreaking climate interventions in this compelling exploration of water-bound landscapes and colonial histories. This interdisciplinary study critically examines rising sea levels and climate change impacts on urban environments, using performance as a lens. Discover a fluid, anti-mapping strategy to understand environmental politics, with vital insights from global cities, including the Indian context of Cochin. It’s essential reading for scholars, students, and professionals engaged with climate change, urbanism, decolonialization, and performance studies, offering a multidimensional perspective on ecological challenges.