The Important Podcast shares Stories of People Changing the World. Shakespeare for Social Justice Director Suraya Keating talks about her work teaching Shakespeare in Prison with Jared Polvika. Click here to listen …
A great article about the benefits of prison arts programs. Creative Freedom …
By Dori Eisenhauer November 27, 2019 As the opportunity to share approaches on GIVING TUESDAY this December 3, I had the chance to take a few moments to speak with Diane and Larry Rosenberger, Co-Chair of the Marin Shakespeare Company Capital Campaign “Setting the Stage For Good”. Longtime Marin residents, they have also been audience…
Thank you to Lt. Carlton of San Quentin State Prison for sharing this wonderful piece of history about the first play ever performed at San Quentin State Prison. First Play at SQ…
Shakespeare’s Birds Walk & Talk Linda Swanson and Mary Ann Koory lead a free Bird Walk each year at the Forest Meadows Amphitheatre. Here’s how it all got started……
Nonprofit Spotlight: Marin Shakespeare Company Igniting Social Change by Bringing Playwright’s Works to Life Thanks to mOppenheimTV for featuring Marin Shakespeare Company.…
Running to Put San Quentin Behind Him Markelle Taylor changed at San Quentin State Prison, where he became a marathoner. Now he is on the run of his life. Another former Shakespeare at San Quentin actor having a great life on the outside.…
Uncuffed Eli Wirtschafter of KALW Radio works with men at Solano State Prison to create the podcast Uncuffed. Many of the men involved are also actors with Shakespeare at Solano Prison, a program of Marin Shakespeare Company. Check out Joey Pagaduan (Hamlet) on: Breaking The Norms Of Prison Culture To “Work With Feelings” Check out…
Eli Wirtschafter interviews Dameion Brown on KALW Radio.…
Daphne Masque attended a performance of Two Gentlemen of Verona at San Quentin State Prison on May 24, 2019. Here’s what she wrote about her experience: Welcome to The Front Row! I’m going to tell you about a production I saw at San Quentin produced and directed by Marin Shakespeare Company. I had a better…
