Christina Aanestad & FIPPP

Formerly Incarcerated People's Performance Project

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First hand accounts of mass incarceration presented on stage – how we got there, what goes on inside, and what happens after, illuminating the realities of surviving the world's largest incarcerator: the United States. FIPPP, the Formerly Incarcerated People’s Performance Project, works with people who’ve survived jails and prison to share their experiences on stage, through the power of personal narrative. More information about our work is on our website . It also includes an events page for listings of other live performances in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mark Kenward is the Executive Prod...

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17. Feb 2026

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