October 2020
Museum at (Our Place) Downtown Hillsboro
Downtown Hillsboro now has its own temporary museum! "Museum at (Our Place): This IS Kalapuyan Land" is a yard sign exhibition featuring contemporary Native American artwork from an exhibition curated by Steph Littlebird Fogel at Five Oaks Museum. Visit the 10 signs located throughout Downtown and use your smartphone camera to scan the QR codes on each sign to learn more about each artist. For even more fun resources related to the exhibit, you can download the museum’s Stay Learning…
Find out more »November 2020
EL JIMADOR
https://youtu.be/B7Ugervus2A "Es dificil olvidarte" Meet Fernando, whose everyday routine is interrupted when he meets a man named Don and decides to help him. In his desire to be of assistance, Fernando embarks on a variety of quests which lead him further and deeper into a mysterious journey. Reconnecting with spaces he once knew, reality is tested as Fernando finds that his quests ultimately bring him closer to his loved ones. EL JIMADOR is a short film celebrating Dia de Los…
Find out more »December 2020
B&B’s Home for the Holidays
Holiday stories and performances in weekly segments, coming your way throughout the month of December 2020! More info and details coming soon!
Find out more »March 2021
The Community Story Project
A unique, collaborative theatrical experience, currently under construction... more info and details coming soon!
Find out more »May 2021
The Ballad of Aurelie the Bold: a Grimm Brothers Story of Iron & Gold
In this retelling of the Grimm Brothers’ Iron John, our hero Aurelie befriends the monstrous creature Iron Jo, a talking goose, and a woodland construction crew, all on a quest to liberate their town from the corrupt Coyne Enterprises. Created especially for young audiences by the Bag&Baggage 2019/20 Emerging Artist cohort, The Ballad of Aurelie the Bold: a Grimm Brothers Story of Iron & Gold includes songs, humor, and values that speak to us all - no matter your age.…
Find out more »June 2021
Troy, USA
Welcome to Troy, USA, 1973. As the Vietnam War wanes, tensions are high in this neighborhood outside of Detroit, with the burning of draft cards and refusal to gentrify. A Chorus of historic activists and organizers guides us through this world-premiere adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida, examining war, race, class, oppression, betrayal, and just how far we will go for love. Featuring a powerful multi-racial ensemble cast, Troy, USA marks the third commission of our Problem Play Project,…
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