Our drunk actors return to the stage after last season’s epic “Drunk Dickens” performance, and this time, they’ll take on abbreviated versions of Shakespearean love stories. Celebrate the Valentine’s Day season by watching some of your favorite Bag&Baggage actors navigate the stage – not to mention the language and nuance of the Bard – while completely hammered. Did we mention that roles are drawn from a hat on the spot, and actors will attempt to costume themselves and stage their scenes in-the-moment? It’s enough to stir emotion in even the coldest of hearts, we guarantee!
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Love Drunk: Shakespearean Love Stories
02/09/18
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About Bag&Baggage
A Note from Artistic Director Nik Whitcomb!
I could not be more excited to welcome you to season 19 here at Bag&Baggage.
This slate of productions are all captivating dives into vastly different worlds. They all invite the audience to rediscover the magic of a live storytelling experience.
Join us as we reimagine moments in history, re-contextualize familiar characters, and reemerge as Hillsboro's own destination for dynamically classic stories.
Something I have quickly gleaned about the B&B audience is that there is an intense desire and hunger to learn from the stories you see on our stage. I am thrilled to invite you here to The Vault this season and take you all on a journey that will inspire you and keep you thinking long after the final curtain call.
We are also continuing to explore new ways of engaging with our community and celebrating the vibrancy of Downtown Hillsboro. Take a look around our website, and get on our mailing list! This will be the best way to keep up with us and be the first to know about all the incredible things we have in store for the 23/24 season.
I'll see you at The Vault!
-Nik Whitcomb, Artistic Director
We Have a Responsibility to Our Community and to Ourselves...
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.
Taking Photos in the Theater
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.
Land Acknowledgement
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.
Bag & Baggage Staff
Nik Whitcomb, Artistic Director
Barry Carman, Development Manager
Grayson Ashford, Education Fellow
Marissa Sanchez, Patron Experience & Project Manager
Mandana Khoshnevisan, Technical Director
Elliot Lorenc, Marketing and Communications Manager, Education and Outreach Coordinator
Ephriam Harnsberger, Company Manager
Bag & Baggage Board
Mori Mirashrafi, Board Member
Laura Hoover, Board Chair
Tom Hughes, Board Member
Bianca McCarthy, Board Member
Jincy Pace, Board Member
James Farwell, Board Member
Nik Whitcomb, Artistic Director