William Head on Stage THE COMPANY - William Head on Stage (W.H.o.S.) William Head on Stage (or WHoS) is the only inmate-run prison theatre company in all of Canada that invites the public into the prison to experience their shows. Features Every fall, since 1981, William Head on Stage (WHoS) has been attracting audiences of up to 2,500 over 15 nights. William Head Institution, a thirty-five minute drive from Victoria, B.C., is the only federal prison in Canada that has an inmate-run theatre company.
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William Head on Stage is Canada's only theatre company run by incarcerated artists, with has a rich history of 42 years of producing live, public performances within the confines of William Head Institution. During the pandemic, we didn't let the restrictions dampen our creativity. William Head on Stage Theatre Society (WHoS): WHoS is the only prisoner-run prison theatre company in all of North America that invites the public into a federal institution to experience their shows. William Head on Stage is an emotional, creative outlet for inmates | Broadview Magazine A William Head inmate actor poses with a drawing created by a member of the William Head on Stage team. His face is obscured for privacy. (Photo: Sam Redmond) Ethical Living | Culture William Head on Stage is an emotional, creative outlet for inmates Spotlight William Head on Stage ShawTVSouthVI 8.47K subscribers Subscribe 0 Share 968 views 6 years ago William Head Penitentiary presents William Head on Stage, featuring "Sleeping Giants".
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Mike Devlin May 26, 2022 5:01 AM Prison Theatre Time Machine, a gallery exhibit and tour, looks back at 40 years of groundbreaking theatre by William Head on Stage. SNAFU ON STAGE: Prison. William Head on Stage - or WHoS - is Canada's longest-running prison theatre company. WHoS has collaborated with SNAFU Dance Theatre to co-produce an original dramatic comedy that riffs off character archetypes from The Wizard of Oz. The men in WHoS co-devised, performed, produced, co-composed, costume designed and constructed the play. Forgot Account? Keep in touch with what's going on down William Head Road in Canada's only inmate-run theatre company in Victoria, BC. www.whonstage.weebly.com. These days William Head is best known as home to William Head Institution, a minimum security prison. A new play by William Head on Stage, the inmate-run theatre troupe, showcases snippets of its.
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William Head on Stage (or WHoS) is the only theatre company run by incarcerated artists in all of Canada, that invites the public into the institution to experience their shows. By-donation multimedia experience runs Thursday to Sunday, May 26 to 29. Storyboards and various memorabilia illustrate the history of William Head on Stage.
Entertainment Victoria installation highlights 40 years of prison theatre from William Head on Stage By-donation multimedia experience runs Thursday to Sunday, May 26 to 29 Kiernan Green May 26, 2022 4:25 PM Storyboards and various memorabilia illustrate the history of William Head on Stage. (Courtesy of William Head on Stage) William Head Prison in Metchosin, BC, is the home of William Head on Stage (or WHoS), Canada's longest-running prison theatre program. Since 1981, the inmates have staged a play each fall and invited the general public. Anyone 19 or older can buy a ticket, go through prison security, enter the prison gymnasium and experience the show.
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Opening October 7th at William Head Prison Enter a federal prison and watch a play created, designed, built and performed by the inmates. William Head on Stage (or WHoS) Canada's longest-running prison theatre program. Anyone 19 or older can buy a ticket, go through prison security, enter the prison gymnasium and experience the show performed by the inmates. This October, the company is. William Head Theatre Society was created in 1981 by a group of incarcerated men taking a theatre course within the William Head Institution. These men decided to create a company, which at the time was called WHAT (William Head Amateur Theatre) to produce plays to show to the public. Later, the company was renamed to
