Fiscal Year: 2023

Our 2022 matinee production for schools is "Twelfth Night." Over 1,000 students will enjoy the full play, an in-depth talkback with the cast after the production, backstage tours, and a...

Seattle Shakespeare Company will tour two six person cast, 90-minute productions of ROMEO AND JULIET and a bi-lingual (Spanish/English) JULIUS CAESAR across Washington State from March to June 2023. Our...

The Northeast Regional Tour of Shakespeare brings abridged productions of Shakespeare to thousands of students and teachers in middle and high schools, colleges, and performing arts centers across the Northeast...

ASP seeks funding for an exciting innovation in our work in the MA Juvenile Justice system. In FY23, in partnership with the Department of Youth Services, ASP will create dedicated...

Delaware Shakespeare proposes offering a series of acting classes held at Division of Youth Rehabilitative Services (DYRS) facilities between September 2022 and July 2023. The classes will focus on exploring...

Kentucky Shakespeare has a long history of serving the incarcerated: Shakespeare Behind Bars began as our program in 1995, and Producing Artistic Director Matt Wallace has been Facilitator/Director of the...

This project is the continuation of our Shakespeare program at Alameda Juvenile Hall. We use Drama Therapy-inspired theatre exercises, and work with youth to study and perform Shakespeare monologues and...

See Stories will lead two Shakespeare and Hip-Hop workshops at units in McLaughlin School in Anchorage. The workshops will be co-facilitated by See Stories Director Marie Acemah, hip-hop artist Tayy...

Over the course of 2022-23, Shakespeare at Notre Dame will continue offering multiple weekly classes for male high school students enrolled at the DePaul Academy (housed in the larger Thomas...

Shakespeare Behind Bars (SBB) partnering with Illinois Youth Center - Chicago will provide a creative, developmental, & instructional program: Shakespeare, Spoken Word, Hip Hop. Experienced prison arts practitioners, using SBB's...