Social distancing got you down? We’re here to help! Bag&Baggage is joining forces with Portland’s LineStorm Playwrights to present a virtual event we’re calling Sequestered Soliloquies. Over the course of 24 hours, 10 teams (playwright, actor, and director) will create, rehearse, and perform brand-new monologues, released to you on B&B’s Facebook and Instagram feeds beginning at 7:00pm on Saturday evening, April 25th. Follow along as we post a new performance every 10 minutes, or wait until 9:00pm when a full video of all performances will be available on our website. The theme for our second Sequestered Soliloquies adventure is “Spring Cleaning” – as the air gets warmer and we’re sitting at home all day, those pesky cleaning projects just keep creeping into our thoughts… and we bet they can inspire some pretty fun theatre too! We hope to see you (virtually) on April 25th!
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Bag&Baggage Productions Proudly Presents...
Sequestered Soliloquies II: Spring Cleaning
04/25/20 Online
Cast & Crew
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Bag&Baggage’s mission is to crack open and explore the classics of world literature through innovative and provocative theatrical productions, connecting these great works to the people in our diverse community in a way that affirms our shared humanity. As the only professional performing arts organization in Hillsboro, we believe we have a responsibility to connect our work to the lives and experiences of the people who call our community home.
While we ask you to turn off your phones during the show, we’re happy to have you taking photos before or after the performance! If you post photos on social media or elsewhere, please credit the designers who have brought this show to life:
- Scenic Designer
- Lighting Designer
- Projection Designer
- Props Master
Please note that photos are prohibited during the performance, and photos of the stage are not permitted if an actor is present.
We ask all visitors to The Vault Theater to take a personal moment to acknowledge and honor the Atfalati band of the Kalapuya tribe, upon whose ancestral lands this building stands. We pay our respects to elders both past and present.