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  • In 2009 Michael Rhynes and Clifford
    Williamson, incarcerated men in the Auburn
    Correctional Facility in central New York,
    founded the Auburn Phoenix Players.

  • Shortly thereafter, the two renamed the
    company to form The Phoenix Players
    Theatre Group (PPTG). They did this because
    they both realized that, while they were “in”
    Auburn, they were not “of” Auburn.

  • In the founders’ own words, “PPTG is
    a grassroots program developed by and for
    incarcerated persons and communities in
    a maximum security prison."

  • We are a transformative theatre community,
    that utilizes theatre to reconnect
    incarcerated people to their full humanity.

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