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The Shadow Of The Nightingale – Remembering Lear

Lear Through The Ages – Sources and Inspirations

Remembering Lear – Part One

An Incredible Gift

Dressing For Radio – Melissa Heller on Costume Design

It Started With The Felons: Scott on “A Wonderful Life”

Shakespeare and Living Death – Dallas Myers on Zombies and The Bard!

A Love Letter To “The Great Gatsby:” One Patron’s Response

Playing Myrtle: Megan Carver on Character Roles

Notes From The Newbie: Adam Davis on Working with B&B

They Have Everything They Want: Adam Syron on B&B’s Gatsby

A Voice Full Of Money – Cassie Greer on Playing Daisy.

Ty Boice Wears The Pink Suit – Playing An Icon

The Voice Of Fitzgerald – Playing Nick Carraway

How Little Can We Use? Gatsby’s Set

Bite me, Baz: Melissa Heller talks Designing Costumes Without A Billion $ Budget

The Great Gatsby, or “Rich People Are Bad” – Scott’s Notes On Our Approach

Here’s To Breathing! Kate Belden Talks Outdoor Performance

“So Bag&Baggage…” What Our Approach Means To Actors

Take Five: Theresa Park Talks About Quintupleting In Caesar

Outdoor School: Clara Hillier On The Lessons Of Outdoor Shakespeare

Playing The Little Guy- Kaia Hillier Talks Supporting Roles

Girls, Girls! You’re Both Pretty! – Arianne On Women Warriors

Who’s Your Daddy? Playing Caesar in Bag&Baggage’s World Premiere Adaptation

Deborah Leinen – Driving The Backroads To Caesar

Stephanie Leppert: Let’s Take Caesar To Broadway!

Cassie Greer Loves To Hate Mark Antony

Rebecca Ridenour Phones A Friend To Explore Brutus

History Schmistory – Caesar Is A Play About Power

Annual Gala: More Than Just Fundraising

2011 Summer Shakespeare Gala and Auction

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

Simply-Showbiz.com’s Article on The Tempest

Forest Grove News Time Review of The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge

Zen and the Art of Not Corpsing

A Guy Who Learned To Love His Baggage

Finding Natasha: Megan Carver on Playing A Diva

Norman "Smartass" Wilson: A Study In Typecasting

When Good Actors Go Bad for Good Reasons

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