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Borallon Correctional Centre – Week Twelve – Day Thirty

By curt On January 25, 2012 · Add Comment
Thursday 15.12.11 Prior to departing for Borallon, we loaded the drapes, bamboo poles, rope, flats, ironing board, and iron. Designer Amanda joined us for the day to assist with the performance space setup. Following the forty-five minute drive to Borallon and prison security clearance, we were escorted to the Gymnasium where we were reunited with [...]
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Borallon Correctional Centre – Week Twelve – Day Twenty-Nine

By curt On January 25, 2012 · Add Comment
Wednesday 14.12.11 Following the forty-five minute drive to Borallon and prison security clearance, we were escorted to the Gymnasium where we were reunited with the prisoner participants of the Prison Project. Facilitator-in-training Emma returned to circle. Seven prisoner participants returned to the circle for their twenty-nineth day of TO exercises/games and work on Shakespeare. The [...]
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Borallon Correctional Centre – Week Twelve – Day Twenty-Eight

By curt On January 24, 2012 · Add Comment
Tuesday 13.12.11 Following the forty-five minute drive to Borallon and prison security clearance, we were escorted to the Gymnasium where we were reunited with the prisoner participants of the Prison Project. Facilitator-in-training Emma was absent due to work conflict. Six prisoner participants (two of the prisoners were absent without an excuse) returned to the circle [...]
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Borallon Correctional Centre – Week Twelve – Day Twenty-Seven

By curt On January 24, 2012 · Add Comment
Monday 12.12.11 Today, prior to our departure, we loaded the costumes and props into our vehicle. Following the forty-five minute drive to Borallon and prison security clearance, we hauled the costume and props into the reception area and passed them though the security check.  We had no problems with any of the item we brought [...]
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Borallon Correctional Centre – Week Eleven – Day Twenty-Six

By curt On January 24, 2012 · Add Comment
Friday 09.12.11 Following the forty-five minute drive to Borallon and prison security clearance, we were escorted to the Gymnasium where we were reunited with the prisoner participants of the Prison Project. When we arrived at the Gymnasium, we were told the yard was locked down due to moving prisoners to new facility in Gatton. Eleven [...]
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