Bag&Baggage

Modeling Behavior is Important: TS Blogs on A Clockwork Orange

2011 Summer Shakespeare Gala and Auction

Gala Dinner and Auction

Willamette Week article on The Tempest

The Oregonian’s Oregon Theater Summer Guide

Oregonian Review of The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge

Oregonian Review of Macbeth

Oregonian Review of The Glass Menagerie

Hillsboro Argus Story on The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge

Hillsboro Argus Story on Macbeth

Hillsboro Argus Preview of Twelfth Night

Forest Grove New Times Article on Twelfth Night

Forest Grove News Time’s Article about preparing our actors for The Tempest

Simply-Showbiz.com’s Article on The Tempest

Forest Grove News Time’s Article on Tempest Gala Fundraiser

Forest Grove News Time Review of The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge

Donor IMPACT

A FEW THOUGHTS ON STOPPARD’S ROUGH CROSSING

Being A Play’s Cool Uncle

Working The Style: A Note From Megan Carver

The Golden Age of Televised Shakespeare: Designing Merry Wives

New Blood: A Note From Michael Kutner

Dammit Jim, I’m a Costume Designer, Not a Blogger!!!

A Word Or Two On Being Professional, From Cassie Greer

Collaborating: A few words from Adam Syron

From and About The Cast: Ian Armstrong

Why City Funding?

Oregonian Review ‘Of Mice and Men’ Sept 30, 2012

Our Fifth Season: A Preview

Anne Mueller-Artist Profile

Kabuki Titus: Director’s Notes

2012-2013 Season Announcement!

A Christmas Carol

Oregonian Review of The Mystery of Irma Vep

Oregonian Preview on The Mystery of Irma Vep

Just Out Preview on The Mystery of Irma Vep

The Hillsboro Argus Preview on The Mystery of Irma Vep

Bag&Baggage Presents The Mystery of Irma Vep (Press Release)

Twelfth Night Meets The Great Gatsby!

2010-2011 Venetian Theatre Season is officially ANNOUNCED!

Have we got news for YOU!

The Price of Success

The Bravest Writer In Elizabethan History: John Fletcher!

Celebrate the Season, and Give Twice!

Celebrating Culture Collaboratively

Happy Guatamalan Independence Day!

Celebrate Oregon Day of Culture: October 8, 2009

Death of A Salesman: It Is About A Family In Brooklyn

In The Steely Grip of Jackbooted Bardolators

Why Pay For Summer Shakespeare?