The Voices Theatre Project strives to use theatre as a means to give a voice to those stuggling to be heard.
The Voices Theatre Project was founded by Meghan Randolph in response to a frightening world: One in which those who are oppressed by our society are systematically being deprived of their voice. Artists have a unique platform with which to share the stories of those who have been victims of injustice. In a commitment to partnership, unity, and change, VTP will use the power of theatre to help make sure the oppressed, the persecuted, and the unjustly treated are heard.
VTP will conduct readings of plays and writings and partner with Madison-based social justice organizations, helping to raise funds for their causes. The process begins with The Exonerated, being performed in April 2017 as a benefit for the Wisconsin Innocence Project.
The Voices Theatre Project was founded by Meghan Randolph in response to a frightening world: One in which those who are oppressed by our society are systematically being deprived of their voice. Artists have a unique platform with which to share the stories of those who have been victims of injustice. In a commitment to partnership, unity, and change, VTP will use the power of theatre to help make sure the oppressed, the persecuted, and the unjustly treated are heard.
VTP will conduct readings of plays and writings and partner with Madison-based social justice organizations, helping to raise funds for their causes. The process begins with The Exonerated, being performed in April 2017 as a benefit for the Wisconsin Innocence Project.
