Information, resources and networking for artists/educators who facilitate performance work with prison inmates.
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- ArtSpring
- Band of Brothers
- Community Arts Network
- ESC - Educational Shakespeare Company
- Jean Trounstine
- Judy Dworin Performance Project, Inc.
- London Shakespeare Workout
- Medea Project (Rhodessa Jones)
- People's Palace Projects
- Phoenix Players at Auburn
- Prison Arts Coalition
- Prison Arts Network
- Prison Creative Arts Project
- Prison Performance Network
- Prison Performing Arts
- Prison Performing Arts (Blog)
- QSE's Shakespeare Prison Project
- Rehabilitation Through the Arts
- Shakespeare Behind Bars
- Shakespeare Prison Project
- Shakespeare at San Quentin
- Shakespeare in Prison
- Shakespeare in Shackles
- Storycatchers Theatre
- The Actors' Gang
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Actors Gang Prison Project Meets with U.S. Attorney General
Actors Gang Artistic Director, Tim Robbins, and Director of Outreach, Sabra
Williams were invited to Washington to meet with U.S. Attorney General
Eric Holder. The discussion revolved around how to make arts education part of a transformed and transformational approach to corrections.
Monday, December 16, 2013
Chris Hedges: The Play’s the Thing - Truthdig
I began teaching a class of 28 prisoners at a maximum-security prison in
New Jersey during the first week of September. My last class meeting
was Friday. The course revolved around plays by August Wilson, James
Baldwin, John Herbert, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Miguel PiƱero, Amiri
Baraka and other playwrights who examine and give expression to the
realities of America’s black underclass as well as the prison culture.
We also read Michelle Alexander’s important book “The New Jim Crow: Mass
Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.” Each week the students
were required to write dramatic scenes based on their experiences in and
out of prison.
~ Chris Hedges, 12-15-13
Click here to read the full essay on Truthdig
~ Chris Hedges, 12-15-13
Click here to read the full essay on Truthdig
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