Warriors For Peace theatre raises awareness about tolerance by assembling 28 veterans and civilians to recite the monologue written by Shakespeare for The Book Of Sir Thomas More". Known as the 400 year banned monologue, Shakespeare's plea for empathy was a critique of how people at the time were treating minorities and immigrants. This resulted in the Queen's censor banning the play. The piece is timeless. Warriors For Peace has a simple message: America is great BECAUSE of its diversity! Produced by Christopher Loverro and Warriors For Peace theatre. www.WFPtheatre.com

Marcus Brutus' Forum Speech from Julius Caesar. Played by Christopher Loverro with Warriors For Peace Theatre. www.WFPtheatre.com. www.ChristopherLoverro.com.

In order to take a stand against Islamophobia and hate, Warriors For Peace theatre partnered with DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion® to support the Muslim community by offering a free workshop. Held at the IMAN center in LA, veterans and community members of the Muslim faith spent a day learning Shakespeare and dance. Building bridges through art. Produced by Christopher Loverro and Warriors For Peace theatre. www.WFPtheatre.com.

Veterans talk about how Warriors For Peace Theatre has provided catharsis for them and the company's mission of brining veterans of other nations together through art as a means of healing and peace building.

Veteran suicide awareness/prevention video. A Warriors For Peace Theatre production. www.WFPtheatre.com

Julius Caesar film adaptation proof of concept - Act IV, Scene 3. Brutus played by Christopher Loverro , Cassius played by Nathan Nonhof, Mark Antony played by Hailee Lipscomb. Directed by Jordan Michael Martinez. www.WFPtheatre.com

Nizar Ayadi And Jacques Heim, Founder of Diavolo, talk about their experience working with Warriors For Peace Theatre's and how it is making a stand against Islamophobia and supporting the Muslim community. IMAN Cultural Center, in Los Angeles, CA on April 20th, 2019.

Founder Christopher Loverro and fellow veterans from Warriors For Peace Theatre talk about how their Shakespeare coach, Louise Rosager, has changed their lives.

Tori Danner shares her thoughts on working with veterans and being an African women playing Mark Antony in Warriors For Peace Theatre's Production of Julius Caesar.

On May 22, 2018, at the state Capitol in Sacramento, the Legislative Joint Committee on the Arts held a hearing to examine the role of creative programming and arts therapy in benefiting veterans and military members suffering physical or psychological trauma. Christopher Loverro, U.S. Army, Retired; Founder, Warriors for Peace Theatre; Participant, The Veterans Project, Diavolo Dance.

GoFundMe Link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-war-veterans-start-nonprofit-for-peace Warriors For Peace Theatre is launching its debut production of Julius Caesar. We are seeking financial help to accomplish our mission of helping veterans heal through the arts. We invite you to be a part of this unique production where a collaboration of veterans and civilians will breath life into one of Shakespeare's most famous works. Placed in a modern war setting, see a very diverse cast, gender bended roles, and war veterans tell a story about war while our nation is at war! Opens November 30th at the Hudson Theatres in Hollywood. Check out the vide (watch till end), throw us some coin, SHARE, and thank you in advanced! To learn about our mission to help veterans and promote peace go to: www.WFPtheatre.com.