The Bench, A Homeless Love Story

03/12/2026

ENCORE!!! One Week From Tonight
This Thursday March 19th, 6pm Curtain, Free Event

"Could You Patent the Sun?"
Inspired by the life of Jonas Salk
a FREE theatrical keynote reading written by Robert Galinsky
at Tompkins Square Park Library in the East Village of Manhattan. https://conta.cc/4blKtV4

Email from Galinsky Coaching Could You!?! ENCORE!!! One Week From Tonight This Thursday March 19th, 6pm Curtain, Free Event "Could You Patent the Sun?" Inspired by the life of Jonas Salk a FREE theatr

10/21/2025

A poet’s voice meets a scientist’s vision—Galinsky’s 45-min solo piece asks us to choose compassion over profit in this snapshot of the man who invented the polio vaccine.

Sun, Oct. 26 at 11am
7 Saxon Wood Rd, White Plains, NY
https://bit.ly/CouldYouPatentTheSun

Image by Yousuf Karsh for Wisdom Magazine

08/04/2025

"The Bench" movie wraps Grand Junction production!"

When Robert Galinsky made a home out of an abandoned restaurant in the 1980s and brought his experience to an off-Broadway one-man show called “The Bench”, all of it happened

05/14/2025

After selling his tech company, Canadian millionaire Marcel LeBrun invested $4 million of his own money to build 99 fully equipped tiny homes for people experiencing homelessness in Fredericton.

These homes, complete with kitchens, bathrooms, and solar panels, are part of a larger community that includes a coffee shop, a teaching kitchen, and resident-run small businesses.

His mission goes beyond charity—it's about restoring dignity and creating real opportunities for lasting change.

04/18/2025

Updates and News from Galinsky - https://conta.cc/4cC2wXh

Email from Galinsky Coaching News & Updates -   "A rooster crows only when it sees the light. Put him in the dark and he'll never crow. I have seen the light and I'm crowing." Muhammad Ali   'He Said

04/08/2025

Indiana teen Ryan White died from complications of HIV/AIDS on April 8, 1990. A hemophiliac, he became HIV+ during a factor VIII blood treatment, before testing blood for HIV was commonplace. When he attempted to be readmitted to school, Ryan fought AIDS-related discrimination, as the diagnosis was fraught with stigma and poorly understood by the general public. Ryan fought publicly, along with his mother, Jeanne, for his right to attend school, gaining national attention and becoming the face of public education about AIDS. Surprising his doctors, Ryan lived five years longer than they had originally predicted.⁠

Ryan White died , one month before his high school graduation and just months before Congress passed legislation bearing his name in August 1990: the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act, still the largest provider of services for people living with HIV/AIDS in the US.

Image: Ryan White with his mother, Jeanne White Ginder. Courtesy the Children's Museum of Indianapolis .

03/21/2025

The Bench, A Homeless Love Story—a solo performance bringing to life five real stories from the streets of 1987 NYC. Based on true events, this bold and gripping show explores homelessness, love, and crisis.

🎟 Get tickets: https://buff.ly/r4zCUuE

Don't miss this unforgettable performance!

03/06/2025

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02/07/2025

A Call to Action and Updates/Great News from Robert Galinsky!

Email from Galinsky Coaching The Bench Social Impact Movie Needs Your Support Good News from Robert Galinsky and a Call to Action! Please Donate Below The Bench Social Impact Movie is happening! I hav

02/07/2025

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Email from Galinsky Coaching The Bench Social Impact Movie Needs Your Support Good News from Robert Galinsky and a Call to Action! Please Donate Below The Bench Social Impact Movie is happening! I hav