Finding the time and money to go to the theater can be hard. If you're living below the poverty line, the obstacles to attending theater are far greater. But several organizations argue that seeing great theater is sometimes as important as food and shelter. In this first installment of a three part series on providing theater for the poor, Minnesota Public Radio's Marianne Combs takes a look at how Project Success is helping to make Twin Cities theaters more accessible to everyone. To learn more about Project Success or to see other stories in our ongoing Poverty series, visit our Web site at minnesota public radio-dot-org. Tomorrow Marianne Combs continues our series with a look at Ten Thousand Things Theater company, which takes performances on the road to homeless shelters, church basements, public housing and prisons.