That sounds like a cool idea—think of the stage as a forest canopy. Use solar‑charged LEDs, maybe battery‑backed if the sun’s shy, and add living walls or a green backdrop that doubles as a carbon sink. Keep the tech light, use recycled or up‑cycled rigging, and let the sound design lean on natural acoustics, so you’re not pumping out extra energy. It’ll feel fresh, and the audience will feel like they’re in a tech‑y but still earthy forest vibe.

I’d start with a small crew—maybe a couple of audio folks who’re into natural acoustics, a lighting guy who’s already using solar panels, and a designer who loves plants. Build a quick mock‑up in a backyard or a tiny outdoor space; you’ll see how the light filters through leaves and how the sound carries. Once it feels right, scale up. The key is to keep it organic and let the nature vibes guide the tech.