WARRIORS FOR PEACE THEATRE

MISSION STATEMENT

Warriors For Peace Theatre is a collaboration of veterans and civilians with a two-fold mission: Provide catharsis for our returning warriors through Shakespeare and promote peace, healing, and foster the principles of global citizenship by bringing veterans of different nations together in the arts.

CORE VALUES

We are driven by the core values of empowerment, diversity, tribe, trust, and resiliency.

PHILOSOPHY

WFP has a simple philosophy: Who better to promote peace than those who have seen the face of war? We believe art transcends politics and brings people together. We believe it has the power to heal and our projects are designed to build bridges between communities, promote ethnic diversity, empower women, and foster peace.

Hear What Veterans Are Saying!

Y'Dahanna Daniels - ARMY

Shannon Corbeil - AIR FORCE

Bill Paden - NAVY

Tony Nevada - MARINES

SOCIAL IMPACT

WFP provides artist a venue to use their craft to promote social good.

Acting provides an alternative form of therapy for veterans still processing the experience of war.

2. Bringing veterans of different nations together to perform art promotes

peace and is a way to heal.

3. Each production includes a Q & A with

the audience that provides the public

an opportunity to have a dialogue with

the cast of veterans to help narrow the

civil-military divide.

NOW PLAYING

JULIUS CAESAR

NOVEMER 30TH - DECEMBER 22ND, 2019

The HUDSON THEATre, Hollywood, CA

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 8PM

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 2PM

Veterans are free/pay what you can with ID

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PREVIEW VIDEO!

First review is in! Warriors For Peace Theatre's brilliant team of actors, designers, director and producer delivered!!

“For those that enjoy a tale of tragic drama only The Bard can conceive, as well as to support those that placed their life on the line in the name of the freedoms of the USA, this production is indeed worth one’s theater presence…. this stage performance of Julius Caesar is very well executed, and worth its well intended look.”

“…many of the roles are gender reversed. This change of male/female characters do not distract the meaning and mood of the original intentions this work has first brought. In fact, it enhances it out even further,…”

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Nathan Nonhof on how art heals

and the Julius Caesar production

Tori Danner on Playing Mark Antony.

10% of ticket sales will be donated to The Midnight Mission and The Giving Angels - Non profit organizations providing food, shelter, and other services for the homeless.

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Warriors For Peace Theatre is currently producing of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Our exciting production will be in a modern war setting with gender bending roles and a diverse cast comprised of military veterans and civilians. Directed by Ann Noble.

There are three reasons we are embarking on this project:

1. A Collaboration of Military Veterans and Civilians

Julius Caesar, one of Shakespeare’s most revered works, is partly a story about war. Our country has been fighting wars for fifteen consecutive years now. We are casting this stage production partly with military veterans - actors who have experienced combat in our current conflicts. I don’t think this has been done with this play. Our actors will bring a certain depth and understanding of the challenges and affects to the human psyche of those who have experienced the horrors of war. Our production will be a collaboration of veterans and civilians. This partnership fits into our mission of using art to heal and bring people together. Working with civilians is a critical component to the reintegration of our returning veterans into civilian society after returning from military service

2. Ethnic Diversity In Casting

Our production has a very diverse cast and reflects modern society and the military in a way many productions do not.

3. Gender Bending Roles

We are gender bending some of the main characters, including Marc Antony, Julius Caesar, Casca, Octavius, and others. In a time when there is a long over due push in the industry to have more female leads Julius Ceaser provides a perfect opportunity to present a women in leading roles.

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Public Service Announcement About Tolerance

Sir Thomas More Monologue

JUST RELEASED!

Warriors For Peace theatre assembled 28 veterans and civilians to create a public service announcement that raises awareness about tolerance and sends a message about how some treat immigrants and minorities.

In this collaboration between the civilian and veteran communities, we recited a famous monologue written by William Shakespeare for The Book Of Sir Thomas More. It was a plea for empathy and compassion towards “the other”. I could not be more proud all who were a part of this project!