I heard about Caesar Must Die awhile ago, and only now have I finally managed to watch it. It's kind of like a play within a film within a prison, and all credit to the directors for inspiring the real-life prisoners in their efforts to bring Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to a prison audience, and much of the film charts their rehearsals that are entwined with their philosophy of life behind bars.
I'm not sure how often the prisoners put on a Shakespeare play, but they were very passionate about it, and the wild audience applause was encouraging. Anyway, maybe there are prisons around the world that can put on plays.
I'm not sure how often the prisoners put on a Shakespeare play, but they were very passionate about it, and the wild audience applause was encouraging. Anyway, maybe there are prisons around the world that can put on plays.