Stella Adler Studio Brings Theater Classes to Prison Populations

The Stella Adler Studio in New York uses theater as a tool for recovery and reintegration for incarcerated individuals and those in rehab. The program empowers participants by giving them a voice and teaching valuable skills for societal reintegration. Consistency and support are emphasized, providing an artistic home for students. Participants create original theater work, contributing to productions and performing in various facilities through Guerrilla Theater, expanding the program's outreach.

What is the significance of having outreach students involved in the productions?

How does the concept of 'Guerrilla Theater' play a role in the program's outreach efforts?