On paper, it sounds intriguing: a collaboration between the Royal Shakespeare Company and Cardboard Citizens, the UK's only company for homeless people, staged in a large warehouse near London's Old Kent Road.
Although there have been no guarantees that no homes will close, the government, Adass and Southern Cross have all promised that no resident will be left homeless at any stage.
Members of Cardboard Citizens are outnumbered by those from the Baylis's performance course, The Knack, and the wider acting profession, and while the interchange of skills may well be useful for those involved, without the homeless taking centre stage, the link between the play and the everyday realities of homelessness is quite lost.
Two of the many other nonprofits serving homeless veterans are Next Stage, in Nashville, and the Foundation for Affordable Housing, in Lexington, Ky.
Homeless measures take center stage in Mayor Garcetti's 2016 budget proposal.
After years of restraint, the Los Angeles City Council is embracing aggressive tactics against homeless encampments, setting the stage for sweeps aimed at eliminating tent cities and makeshift shelters.
A group of fired-up activists in Portland, Ore., who were tired of seeing homeless people being mistreated staged the kind of protest that will be difficult for the mayor to ignore.
We make theatre with and for homeless people, performing on the stage, in the street, in hostels and prisons.
Running a > blog is like letting a virtuoso play for 90 minutes are Carnegie Hall, > and then seconds after their performance you run to the back Alley and > grab the most inebriated homeless person drag them on stage and ask > them what they think of the performance they overheard in the Alley.
As her graduation submission for the School of Arts at the Korea National University of the Arts, Broken Night depicts a collision of agendas between a middle-aged man and a homeless teenage couple as they stage automobile accidents to recoup fraudulent insurance money.
