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Education
Education puts A Noise Within’s mission into action by connecting students, educators, and the community with classic theatre and modern magic. Every year, A Noise Within enriches the lives of over 18,000 Southern California students in our theatre, online, and in your classrooms.
Summer
- Summer With Shakespeare
- Relief Scholarship Fund
Summer With Shakespeare gives campers the opportunity to work with professional artists and technicians to gain an appreciation of Shakespeare’s verse, as well as a unique exposure to a variety of classic plays.
About Us
A Noise Within produces classic theatre as an essential means to enrich our community by embracing universal human experiences, expanding personal awareness, and challenging individual perspectives. Learn more about ANW and all the amenities we offer!

An oasis for those who love classic stories. Los Angeles Times

Jessica Maker-Bilandzija

Jessica is a high school English teacher at Marshall Fundamental Secondary School in Pasadena. She currently serves as the Academy for Creative Industries cohort teacher for 9th & 10th graders. In this role, she has enjoyed taking her students to see plays, dance shows, musicals, art exhibits, and even New York City. Getting students outside the classroom walls, walking the city, taking trains, & exposing them to different aspects of creativity has deepened her relationships with her students and the community beyond the school. Jessica also serves as the President of the Board of Directors for Pasadena Dance Theatre. Jessica and her husband Daryl, who is also an English teacher, have three children, Isabella, Catalina, & Julian. They are currently among the many who lost their home of 20 years in the Eaton Fire but look forward to rebuilding in Altadena as soon as possible.