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SUMMARY:**SOLD OUT** The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised]
DESCRIPTION:ALL REMAINING PERFORMANCES OF THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) [REVISED] ARE SOLD OUT!\nTo request being put on the waitlist for the remaining performances\, please contact our box office at 503-345-9590 or by emailing boxoffice@bagnbaggage.org \n  \n\n  \nFresh out of COVID lockdown\, three enthusiastic\, overachieving actors attempt to stage all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays in a mere 97 minutes. What could possibly go wrong?! The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised] has become a cult classic since its 1987 premiere\, full of enough physical comedy\, witty turns of phrase\, and improvisational moments to win over any Shakespeare lover… or hater.  \nThe 2021 Bag&Baggage production of the show is brought to you free of charge by the City of Hillsboro in celebration of the arts in our community and the fact that we can share live theatre together once again! Reserve your free ticket\, grab your friends\, and we’ll see you at the (outdoor) theater!  \nThis production will tour three outdoor venues in Hillsboro: Shute Park\, The Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza\, and Hidden Creek Community Center. Attendees are asked to bring their own seating and maintain social distancing guidelines. \n  \nRead our digital playbill here!\n  \nPresented in partnership with the City of Hillsboro\, sponsored by Fred & Gayle Nachtigal and Eric & Diane Lewis. \n  \nAll performances begin at 7:30pm \nAt Shute Park \nJuly 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 14\, 15 \nAt Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza \nJuly 17\, 18 \nAt Hidden Creek Community Center \nJuly 22\, 23\, 24\, 25 \n  \n\n  \nAn inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any place where people gather. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. By reserving a ticket\, you and any accompanying party members assume all risks\, hazards\, and dangers arising from or relating in any way to the risk of contracting a communicable disease or illness — including\, without limitation\, exposure to COVID-19 — and you hereby waive any and all claims and potential claims against Bag&Baggage relating to such risks\, hazards\, and dangers.
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/the-complete-works-of-william-shakespeare-abridged-revised/2021-07-25/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
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SUMMARY:**SOLD OUT** The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised]
DESCRIPTION:ALL REMAINING PERFORMANCES OF THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) [REVISED] ARE SOLD OUT!\nTo request being put on the waitlist for the remaining performances\, please contact our box office at 503-345-9590 or by emailing boxoffice@bagnbaggage.org \n  \n\n  \nFresh out of COVID lockdown\, three enthusiastic\, overachieving actors attempt to stage all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays in a mere 97 minutes. What could possibly go wrong?! The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised] has become a cult classic since its 1987 premiere\, full of enough physical comedy\, witty turns of phrase\, and improvisational moments to win over any Shakespeare lover… or hater.  \nThe 2021 Bag&Baggage production of the show is brought to you free of charge by the City of Hillsboro in celebration of the arts in our community and the fact that we can share live theatre together once again! Reserve your free ticket\, grab your friends\, and we’ll see you at the (outdoor) theater!  \nThis production will tour three outdoor venues in Hillsboro: Shute Park\, The Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza\, and Hidden Creek Community Center. Attendees are asked to bring their own seating and maintain social distancing guidelines. \n  \nRead our digital playbill here!\n  \nPresented in partnership with the City of Hillsboro\, sponsored by Fred & Gayle Nachtigal and Eric & Diane Lewis. \n  \nAll performances begin at 7:30pm \nAt Shute Park \nJuly 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 14\, 15 \nAt Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza \nJuly 17\, 18 \nAt Hidden Creek Community Center \nJuly 22\, 23\, 24\, 25 \n  \n\n  \nAn inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any place where people gather. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. By reserving a ticket\, you and any accompanying party members assume all risks\, hazards\, and dangers arising from or relating in any way to the risk of contracting a communicable disease or illness — including\, without limitation\, exposure to COVID-19 — and you hereby waive any and all claims and potential claims against Bag&Baggage relating to such risks\, hazards\, and dangers.
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/the-complete-works-of-william-shakespeare-abridged-revised-2/2021-07-25/
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SUMMARY:ASL Interpreted Performance: Complete Works
DESCRIPTION:The Sunday\, July 18th performance of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised] will be accompanied by American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation. Reserve your free tickets and join us at the Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza for the performance! \n  \nThe interpreters are: \nDot Hearn \nKassie Hughes \nDana Walls
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/asl-interpreted-performance-complete-works-2/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:Supplemental Programming
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SUMMARY:ASL Interpreted Performance: Complete Works
DESCRIPTION:The Sunday\, July 18th performance of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [Revised] will be accompanied by American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation. Reserve your free tickets and join us at the Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza for the performance! \n  \nThe interpreters are: \nDot Hearn \nKassie Hughes \nDana Walls
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/asl-interpreted-performance-complete-works/
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SUMMARY:HomePlate (12-10-17)
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, December 10th\, 2017 (11:00am – 12:30pm)\nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main St\, Hillsboro\, OR\n  \n\nThere are 2\,202 homeless students in Washington county – of those\, 406 are unaccompanied youth. \nIn 2004\, community partners came together to discuss the increasing number of young people without homes in Washington County. Police officers were picking up youth with no addresses\, teachers were learning of more and more ‘couch surfers’ and social services were seeing younger people\, who were intimidated by a system designed for adults\, and the faith community wanted to help\, but didn’t know the best method. Portland has a well developed system of services\, but these are designed for a more street-acculturated\, urban\, not suburban youth – plus it was too far for many to travel. \nHome Plate is a free\, safe space where youth can build supportive relationships with adults\, access on-site resources\, and gain referrals to other services which are often difficult to navigate. \nMany youth seen at HomePlate don’t appear any different than your children\, family members\, or friends. They are striving to survive\, while also maintaining their social ties\, dignity\, and outward appearance as a ‘normal’ youth. Others are working\, going to school\, or raising families. And some are living with physical or mental challenges\, addiction\, legal histories\, and negative family influences. They are all unique. \nCome hear the lived experiences of these youth and the staff members of HomePlate who work with them. \n  \n\nALL ATTENDEES OF BRAVE SPACE MUST RSVP!\nSend your RSVP to outreach@bagnbaggage.org
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/homeplate-12-10-17/
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CATEGORIES:Brave Space
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SUMMARY:HomePlate (12-10-17)
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, December 10th\, 2017 (11:00am – 12:30pm)\nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main St\, Hillsboro\, OR\n  \n\nThere are 2\,202 homeless students in Washington county – of those\, 406 are unaccompanied youth. \nIn 2004\, community partners came together to discuss the increasing number of young people without homes in Washington County. Police officers were picking up youth with no addresses\, teachers were learning of more and more ‘couch surfers’ and social services were seeing younger people\, who were intimidated by a system designed for adults\, and the faith community wanted to help\, but didn’t know the best method. Portland has a well developed system of services\, but these are designed for a more street-acculturated\, urban\, not suburban youth – plus it was too far for many to travel. \nHome Plate is a free\, safe space where youth can build supportive relationships with adults\, access on-site resources\, and gain referrals to other services which are often difficult to navigate. \nMany youth seen at HomePlate don’t appear any different than your children\, family members\, or friends. They are striving to survive\, while also maintaining their social ties\, dignity\, and outward appearance as a ‘normal’ youth. Others are working\, going to school\, or raising families. And some are living with physical or mental challenges\, addiction\, legal histories\, and negative family influences. They are all unique. \nCome hear the lived experiences of these youth and the staff members of HomePlate who work with them. \n  \n\nALL ATTENDEES OF BRAVE SPACE MUST RSVP!\nSend your RSVP to outreach@bagnbaggage.org
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/homeplate-12-10-17-2/
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SUMMARY:No Filter Improv at The Vault
DESCRIPTION:No Filter is Andrew Beck\, Jacquelle Davis\, Kaia Maarja Hiller\, Cassie Greer\, Peter Schuyler\, and Gary Strong. You’ve seen what some of these actors can do with a script; now come see what they do without one! Join No Filter for an evening of improvised hilarity\, inspired by YOUR suggestions. Comedy. Havoc. Questionable Morals. What could possibly be better?
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/no-filter-improv-at-the-vault-2/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
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SUMMARY:No Filter Improv at The Vault
DESCRIPTION:No Filter is Andrew Beck\, Jacquelle Davis\, Kaia Maarja Hiller\, Cassie Greer\, Peter Schuyler\, and Gary Strong. You’ve seen what some of these actors can do with a script; now come see what they do without one! Join No Filter for an evening of improvised hilarity\, inspired by YOUR suggestions. Comedy. Havoc. Questionable Morals. What could possibly be better?
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/no-filter-improv-at-the-vault-2-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180712
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SUMMARY:As You Like It or\, Love In A Forest
DESCRIPTION:Adventure. Mistaken Identity. Romance. Rivalry. Comedy. Love. Shakespeare’s classic As You Like It gets the full Bag&Baggage treatment in a new summer location (The Vault Courtyard and Theater)\, and in a new\, world premiere adaptation! B&B is digging deep into the literary history of the Bard’s brilliant romantic comedy\, combining Shakespeare’s story of Rosalind and Orlando with the almost completely unknown Restoration-era adaptation\, Love In A Forest by Charles Johnson. \nIn this creative re-imagining\, Shakespeare’s play has been “tidied up” and romantic entanglements are made even more entangled\, resulting in a fresh\, delightful new take on the charming Forest of Arden! A not-to-be-missed summer romantic comedy in true Bag&Baggage style. \n“One of the most beloved of all Shakespeare’s romantic comedies… a comedy that is poignant in portraying real human beings and underscores the power that love and peace have to overcome the forces of greed and deception…” \n– Yuko Kurahashi\, PlayShakespeare.com \n  \nJuly 12\,13\,14\,15\,19\,20\,21\,22\,26\,27\,28\,29 • 2018 \nThursdays – Saturdays @ 7:30 PM • Sundays @ 2 PM \nThe Vault Theater • 350 E Main St • Hillsboro\, OR \n 
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/as-you-like-it-or-love-in-a-forest/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:B&B Plays
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180510
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SUMMARY:Blithe Spirit
DESCRIPTION:From the delightfully wicked mind of Noël Coward\, the 20th century’s master of British wit and sophistication\, Blithe Spirit sparkles with out-of-this-world charm and spectral hijinks! And\, with all of the theatrical technology in our new building\, this production will be filled with delightful techno-trickery and stage magic! \nIn a plan to gather background information for his new book\, novelist Charles Condomine and his second wife\, Ruth\, invite local eccentric and medium\, Madame Arcati\, for dinner and a séance. A pleasant and informative evening turns into a series of madcap misadventures when the ghost of Charles’ first wife\, Elvira\, materializes with a plan of her own…to get Charles back\, even if it kills him! \nStarring a cast of B&B Resident and Associate Artists\, including Jessi Walters as Elvira\, Andrew Beck as Charles\, Cassie Greer as Ruth\, Peter Schuyler as Dr. Bradman\, and Kymberli Colbourne as the hilarious Madame Arcati! \n“Some of Coward’s most sparkling dialogue ever… This play is about something substantial – the way past relationships come back to haunt us – but it’s the gossamer-like nature of the piece\, its sheer levity of spirit\, that makes it such an enduring achievement.’” – Daily Telegraph\n\nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\n May 10\, 11\, 12\, 13\, 17\, 18\, 19\, 20\, 24\, 25\, 26\, and 27\, 2018\n Thursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/blithe-spirit/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:B&B Plays
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SUMMARY:Death and the Maiden
DESCRIPTION:Ariel Dorfman’s explosively provocative\, award-winning drama is set in a country that has only recently returned to democracy and still struggles with a fascist\, violent history. In many ways\, Death and the Maiden has more to say to America today than it ever has\, and is a chilling\, gripping tale of revenge and paranoia. \nGerardo Escobar has just been chosen to head the commission that will investigate the crimes of the old regime when his car breaks down and he is picked up by the humane doctor\, Roberto Miranda. But Gerardo’s wife\, Paulina Salas\, thinks she recognizes in Miranda’s voice the man who once tormented and tortured her as she lay blindfolded in a military detention center years before. Is this the same man? \nDeath and the Maiden marks the solo directorial debut of Cassie Greer\, longtime B&B Resident Actor and newly appointed Associate Artistic Director! \n“How does any society escape from the shadow of history? Is private revenge ever justified? And is there any judicial framework that can cope with endemic evil? These and other issues are explored with great skill in Dorfman’s still powerfully relevant masterpiece.” -The Guardian \nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\nMarch 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 18\, 22\, 23\, 24\, and 25\, 2018\nThursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/death-and-the-maiden/
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SUMMARY:Charles Dickens Writes A Christmas Carol
DESCRIPTION:The most popular production in Bag&Baggage history returns to christen our new home with laughter and cheer this holiday season! \nIt’s the night before Christmas and Charles Dickens is struck by a powerful inspiration: to write a story that will remind everyone of the true meaning of Christmas. But how? How\, how\, how? \nJoin Dickens in his London study on Christmas Eve as he argues\, cajoles\, berates\, and battles with the characters themselves\, all while trying to write the world’s most popular holiday tale! \nThis Christmas treat features a collection of Bag&Baggage’s favorite actors\, including Kymberli Colbourne as Scrooge and Peter Schuyler as Dickens himself! A hilarious and heartwarming Christmas comedy\, in true Bag&Baggage style! \n“With simple and effective set designs\, an exceptional cast\, and deft writing\, this production brings farcical humor and delightful new life to scenes that had\, until now\, become mere wintery routine.”\n-The Willamette Week \nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\nNovember 30\, and December 1\, 2\, 3\, 7\, 8\, 9\, 10\, 14\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 21\, 22\, and 23\, 2017\nThursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/charles-dickens-writes-a-christmas-carol/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:B&B Plays
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SUMMARY:Brontë
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE: The venue for this production has been moved to the Hillsboro Public Library\, Brookwood Branch\, with limited performance dates. More information on this move can be found here. \nThis dramatic reconstruction of the turbulent inner and outer lives of the Bronte sisters has been staged in London and Dublin and all over the UK.  The short troubled lives of the Bronte sisters have become one of the great literary myths of all time. \nHow was it possible that three women who had never had sex\, had probably never even been kissed\, could write some of the most erotic literature of all time? \nWhy should these plain\, reclusive women\, who lived in rural isolation\, have invented such stories? What was it in their lives that compelled them to write such passion and power? A Pacific Northwest premiere of the UK’s Shared Experience Theatre’s acclaimed work\, including adapted text from the Bronte sister’s most famous and popular works. \n‘Breathtaking… Riveting… a tantalizing glimpse through the window of a uniquely haunted family home’ -The Times
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/bronte-2/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brontë
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE: The venue for this production has been moved to the Hillsboro Public Library\, Brookwood Branch\, with limited performance dates. More information on this move can be found here. \nThis dramatic reconstruction of the turbulent inner and outer lives of the Bronte sisters has been staged in London and Dublin and all over the UK.  The short troubled lives of the Bronte sisters have become one of the great literary myths of all time. \nHow was it possible that three women who had never had sex\, had probably never even been kissed\, could write some of the most erotic literature of all time? \nWhy should these plain\, reclusive women\, who lived in rural isolation\, have invented such stories? What was it in their lives that compelled them to write such passion and power? A Pacific Northwest premiere of the UK’s Shared Experience Theatre’s acclaimed work\, including adapted text from the Bronte sister’s most famous and popular works. \n‘Breathtaking… Riveting… a tantalizing glimpse through the window of a uniquely haunted family home’ -The Times
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/bronte/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
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SUMMARY:Spinning Into Butter
DESCRIPTION:Political Correctness: 1. Of\, relating to\, or supporting broad social\, political\, and educational change\, especially to redress historical injustices in matters such as race\, class\, gender\, and sexual orientation;\, and\, 2. Being or perceived as being overly concerned with such change\, often to the exclusion of other matters.\n\nWhich is it? \nSpinning Into Butter explores the dangers of both racism and political correctness in America; a story seemingly ripped from today’s headlines and uniquely relevant to our political culture. \nWhen one of the few African American students at liberal Belmont College begins receiving hate mail\, the campus erupts\, first with shock\, then with mutual recrimination as faculty and students alike try to prove their own tolerance by condemning one another. At the center of this maelstrom is Sarah Daniels\, the Dean of Students. As the administration sponsors public “race forums” and the students start activist groups\, Sarah is forced to explore her own feelings of racism. Her self-examination leads to some surprising discoveries and painful insights\, the consequences of which even she can’t predict. \n“A brave\, honest\, intelligent\, and important play…Spinning Into Butter is a play that demands to be experienced…to avoid it is not only to cheat oneself as a theatre goer\, it is also to shirk a responsibility to think about serious matters…” – New York Magazine \n  \nThe Vault Theater\, 350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\n September 7\, 8\, 9\, 10\, 14\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 21\, 22\, 23\, 24\, 2017\nThursday/Friday/Saturday at 7:30pm\, Sunday at 2:00pm
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/spinning-into-butter/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:B&B Plays
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SUMMARY:Romeo & Juliet/Layla & Majnun
DESCRIPTION:Shakespeare’s tale of star-crossed lovers has been described as “timeless”…perhaps more so than most people think! \nThere is ample evidence to suggest that one of the main literary sources for the Bard’s story of feuding families comes from a 12th Century Persian tale called Layla & Majnun. In Nizami’s epic poem\, two “star-crossed lovers” rebel against the edicts of their parents\, embrace their forbidden love\, and pay the ultimate price. \n“Her parents’ home had become her prison. Guarding the secret of her love\, which must not be revealed\, she waited\, listening to the wind\, as it lovingly caressed her tent\, hoping it might bring a message from her beloved…”  – Layla & Majnun \nSound familiar? \nIn this world premiere adaptation\, B&B fuses the romantic\, haunting poetry of Nizami’s Layla & Majnun into Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet\, re-imagining the Bard’s tragic lovers in 12th Century Persia during the time of Emperor Constantine. \nA timely and powerful exploration of clashing cultures\, unrepentant love\, and unreasoning hate – and the deep ties that bind us all – performed outdoors at the Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza in downtown Hillsboro. \nJuly 20\, 21\, 22\, 27\, 28\, 29\, and August 3\, 4\, and 5\, 2017\nThe Civic Center Plaza\, 150 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\nThursday\, Friday\, and Saturday at 7:30pm \n\nThanks also to our friends at Abu Rasheed Express Mediterranean food\, located at the corner of 3rd and Main in downtown Hillsboro\, for their generous sponsorship! Abu Rasheed is the PERFECT place to pick up dinner before the show!
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/romeo-julietlayla-majnun/
LOCATION:350 E Main Street\, Hillsboro\, OR\, 97123\, United States
CATEGORIES:B&B Plays
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SUMMARY:PARFUMERIE
DESCRIPTION:by Miklos Laszlo\, adapted by EP Dowdall\n \nDUE TO ROAD CONDITIONS\, THE THURSDAY DECEMBER 15TH PERFORMANCE OF PARFUMERIE HAS BEEN CANCELLED. PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT BOXOFFICE@BAGNBAGGAGE.ORG OR 503 345 9590 TO RESCHEDULE YOUR TICKETS  \nThis new adaptation of the 1936 Hungarian play that inspired a trio of iconic films (Shop Around the Corner\, In the Good Old Summertime\, and You’ve Got Mail)\, and the popular Broadway musical She Loves Me is a warm\, gentle comedy that follows the tangled tale of Parfumerie employee George Horvath. \nJust days before Christmas\, George’s boss fires him after mistakenly suspecting him to be the lover of his unfaithful wife. Meanwhile\, George’s own love life goes awry when he discovers that the stranger he has fallen in love with through a secret correspondence is none other than Amalia Balash\, a co-worker with whom he constantly feuds. \nFor the employees of the Parfumerie\, only the truth can lead to a happy resolution in this old-fashioned\, romantic Christmas tale. \nA delightful\, warm and decidedly NOT farcical Christmas romance! \n  \nParfumerie\nby Miklos Laszlo\, adapted by EP Dowdall\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\nHillsboro\, OR 97123\nThursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm\nNovember 25\, 26\, 27; December 1\, 2\, 3\, 4\, 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 18\, 21\, 22\, 23\, 2016 \nTICKETS \nSee the latest updates about this production!\nCANCELLED: Thursday December 15th Parfumerie PerformanceCANCELLED: Thursday December 8th PerformanceInclement Weather Policy!It Means Something- Stephanie Blogs on ParfumerieBack On The Boards- Spike Blogs on Parfumerie“Impeccably Stylish!” Parfumerie Review“A DELIGHT!” Oregonian Review of Parfumerie“A MASTERPIECE!” Parfumerie ReviewBurying Benjamin- Eric St. Cyr Blogs on PARFUMERIEFrom Sassy To Sweet: PARFUMERIE Preview!\nCheck out the Parfumerie study guide below for lots of details about the history and background of the show! \nparfumerie-guide
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SUMMARY:THE DROWNING GIRLS
DESCRIPTION:BY BETH GRAHAM\, DANIELA VLASKALIC AND CHARLIE TOMLINSON \n  \nBessie\, Alice and Margaret have two things in common: they were all married to George Joseph Smith and they are dead. Surfacing from the bathtubs they were drowned in\, the three breathless brides gather evidence against their womanizing\, murderous husband by reliving the shocking events leading up to their deaths. \nReflecting on the misconceptions of love\, married life and the not-so-happily ever after\, The Drowning Girls is both a breathtaking fantasia and a social critique\, full of rich images\, a myriad of characters\, and lyrical language. The Drowning Girls premiered at Alberta Theatre Projects’ 2008 PlayRites festival in Alberta\, Canada. \nThe Drowning Girls is a Pacific Northwest premiere\, and is adapted from transcripts from the trial of George Joseph Smith\, the “Brides in the Bath” murders in England at the beginning of the 20th Century. \n  \n  \n  \nThe Drowning Girls\nby Beth Graham\, Daniela Vlaskalic\, and Charlie Thomlinson\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\nHillsboro\, OR 97123\nThursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm\nOctober 13\, 14\, 15\, 16\, 20\, 21\, 22\, 23\, 27\, 28\, 29\, 30\, 31\, 2016 \nTICKETS \nSee the latest updates about this production!\nVivid Dreams- Jessica Blogs on THE DROWNING GIRLS“GRIPPING!” Drowning Girls ReviewGoosebumps- Autumn Buck Blogs On THE DROWNING GIRLS“CONVINCING & COMPASSIONATE” Drowning Girls Review“AMAZING!” Dennis Sparks Reviews DROWNING GIRLS“PHENOMENAL!” Drowning Girls Review“Go See It!” Oregonian Review: Drowning GirlsThe Drowning Girls: A Macabre SisterhoodThe Oregonian Previews “THE DROWNING GIRLS!”The Drowning Girls- Haunting\, Powerful\, Redemptive\n\nThe Drowing Girls Study Guide:\nthe-drowning-girls-guide\n\nGENEROUSLY FUNDED BY:\n \n  \n \n 
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/drowning-girls/
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SUMMARY:THE GRADUATE
DESCRIPTION:by Buck Henry\, Terry Johnson\, Charles Webb & Calder Willingham \nCoo Coo Ca Choo\, Mrs. Robinson! \nBag&Baggage is thrilled to present the Oregon premiere of the critically acclaimed adaptation of the 1960s film and novel\, The Graduate. Benjamin has excellent grades\, very proud parents and…since he helped Mrs. Robinson with her zipper…a fine future behind him. \nThe 2000 stage play\, adapted from both the 1963 cult novel by Charles Webb and the 1967 film starring Dustin Hoffman\, brings the story of a young man’s first disastrous sexual odyssey playfully\, creatively and sexily to life. \nA bittersweet comedy that takes audiences back in time to the beginnings of the counter-culture and sexual revolutions of the 1960s. \nNote: This production includes adult themes and scenes of brief nudity. Not appropriate for all audiences. \n  \n  \nThe Graduate\nby Buck Henry\, Terry Johnson\, Charles Webb & Calder Willingham\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\nHillsboro\, OR 97123\nThursday\, Friday\, Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm\nSeptember 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 18\, 22\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 29\, 30; October 1\, 2\, 2016 \nTICKETS \nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“Compelling!” OregonArtsWatch Reviews THE GRADUATE!Broadway World HATED The Graduate! Review“First Rate….Genius!” GRADUATE Review“Hilarious and Superb”- GRADUATE Review“Gorgeous & Hilarious!” THE GRADUATE Oregonian ReviewIt’s Really Elaine’s Story: Arianne’s Blog On THE GRADUATEDoing The Tassel Thing: Cassie’s Blog On THE GRADUATESo Much Fun To Play- David Heath Blogs On “THE GRADUATE”Doing My Exercises: Kim Bogus Blogs On “THE GRADUATE”Kind Of Half-Baked: Michael Rouches Blogs On THE GRADUATE\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Graduate Study Guide: The Graduate Guide (1)\n\nTHE CAST:\nKymberli Colbourne: Mrs. Robinson\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nEric St. Cyr (Associate Artist): Benjamin Braddock\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nArianne Jacques (Resident Actor): Elaine Robinson\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nCassie Greer (Resident Actor): Various\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAndrew Beck (Resident Actor): Various\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nDavid Heath: Mr. Robinson\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nKim Bogus: Mrs. Braddock\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMichael Rouches: Mr. Braddock
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SUMMARY:CORIOLANUS
DESCRIPTION:by Thomas Sheridan\, adapted from William Shakespeare \nWilliam Shakespeare’s searing tragedy of political manipulation and familial betrayal is a shockingly contemporary tale of intrigue\, spin-doctors\, and divided politics. Coriolanus\, a powerful and arrogant Roman general\, holds nothing but contempt for the people of Rome. After the Tribunes banish him\, Coriolanus raises an army to take back his position and exact his revenge; but his mother and the citizens have other plans. \nBag&Baggage continues our exploration of lost classics by staging the nearly lost 1749 adaptation of the Shakespeare play by Thomas Sheridan; Coriolanus\, or the Roman Matron is largely credited with being the adaptation that saved Shakespeare’s work from an ignominious slide into history. \nA tight\, fast-paced\, and character driven work\, Sheridan’s Coriolanus retains all of Shakespeare’s passion and fire but trims the narrative and highlights the relationship between the titular character and Volumnia\, Coriolanus’ powerful and not-to-be-trifled with mother. Our production of the Sheridan adaptation is the first in recorded American history. \n  \nTHE BOX OFFICE FOR THIS EVENT IS LOCATED AT 150 E MAIN STREET\, AT THE CIVIC CENTER PLAZA\, NEXT DOOR TO THE STARBUCKS. PLEASE CHECK IN AT THE BOX OFFICE BEFORE ENTERING THE SEATING AREA!\nCoriolanus\, Or The Roman Matron\nby Thomas Sheridan\, adapted from William Shakespeare\nThe Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza\n150 E Main Street\nHillsboro Oregon 97123\nJuly 7\, 8\, 9\, 14\, 15\, 16\, 21\, 22\, 23\, 2016\nThursday\, Friday\, and Saturday at 7:30pm \nTICKETS \n  \nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“ENORMOUS TENSION!” Coriolanus Review“A Force Of Nature;” CORIOLANUS ReviewJuly 15 & 16: Road Closures & Parking“Explosive!” CORIOLANUS Review“Utterly Fierce!” CORIOLANUS Review“One For The Record Books!” CORIOLANUS ReviewJuly 7th Performance: 8pm 350 E Main St“Painfully Timely;” CORIOLANUS PreviewTimely Tragedy: Scott’s Musings on Coriolanus“Coriolanus” Preview: Relevant and Frightening\n  \nNOTE: Thursday\, July 7th is PAY WHAT YOU WILL. Tickets for this performance are NOT available online and may only be purchased at the Box Office (located at 150 E Main Street) with cash or check. \nAlso\, PLEASE NOTE: This is an OUTDOOR performance and seating is NOT PROVIDED. Please make sure you bring a lawn or camp chair\, cushion\, or blanket as your seating. \nNOTICE: IN CASE OF RAIN\, PERFORMANCES WILL BE MOVED INDOORS TO OUR NEW HOME AT 350 E MAIN STREET\, DOWNTOWN HILLSBORO WITH A START TIME OF 8:00PM\nStudents\, Teachers\, and Parents: Click Below For Our Coriolanus\, Or The Roman Matron Study Guide!\nCoriolanus Guide
URL:https://bagnbaggage.org/event/coriolanus-2/
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SUMMARY:JANE AUSTEN'S EMMA
DESCRIPTION:JANE AUSTEN’S EMMA\nby Jane Austen\, Adapted by Michael Fry\nAn Oregon Premiere\nIn celebration of the bicentenary of the novel’s publication \nNOTE: Thursday\, May 5th’s “Preview Performance” is PAY WHAT YOU WILL! Show up to the Venetian Theatre on Thursday\, May 5th (before 7:15pm) and make a donation\, in any amount\, to see the show that night! \nTICKETS \n“An evening of rare pleasure\, indulging Austen fans with a worthy tribute\, and giving all a charmingly playful experience.“ – Theatreview New Zealand \nEmma is one of the best-known and most-beloved of all English novels\, and Jane Austen’s story has delighted generations of readers. This new adaptation brings to life all of the wonderfully eccentric characters from Austen’s little England as played by just five actors. “Private Theatricals” were a popular pastime in the Austen family home\, and adaptor Michael Fry has inventively placed his Emma within just such a setting. \nSharp-tongued\, beautifully observed and with a charming lightness of touch\, this is a “play within a play” which delightfully and ingeniously retains the words and wit of the classic novel. In celebration of the bicentenary of the novel’s publication. \n\n  \n  \n  \nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“PERFECT!” The Oregonian Reviews EMMA“TERRIFIC!” Dennis Sparks’ Review of EMMA“CHARMING!” Portland Tribune Review of EMMAAbout Community- Patrick Walsh Blogs On EmmaI Was A Jackass: Joey Copsey’s EMMA BlogNo Notes In The Margins: Cassie Greer’s EMMA BlogALL IN: A New Access and Affordability InitiativeFilled With Imperfections: Clara Hillier on Playing EMMAAndrew Beck Has A Moment: EMMA BlogJane Austen’s EMMA: Still Sassy @ 200!\nMay 5\, 6\, 7\, 8\, 12\, 13\, 14\, 15\, 19\, 20\, 21\, 22\, 26\, 27\, 28\, & 29 (2016)\nThurs/Fri/Sat at 7:30pm\nSunday at 2:00pm\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123 \nVIDEO CONTENT:\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n  \nEMMA Curriculum Guide\nTeachers and students interested in attending EMMA can use our special curriculum guide to help augment the performance!\nEmma Guide
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SUMMARY:MOBY DICK\, REHEARSED
DESCRIPTION:MOBY DICK\, REHEARSED\nBy Herman Melville\, adapted by Orson Welles\nDirected by Scott Palmer \nTICKETS \n“An adventure in theatre going…There is nothing else anywhere near like Moby Dick\, Rehearsed in the theatre.” – The New York Daily News  \nA Shakespearean company meets to begin rehearsals for a production of King Lear. The director enters and hands out scripts for a new play called Moby Dick. As the actors take up their new roles\, the theatre is transformed from a simple rehearsal room into the yardarms\, sails\, masts and deck of the ship that is hunting the great white whale. Based on Orson Welles’ 1955 rehearsal experiment at the Duke of York‘s Theatre in London\, Moby Dick\, Rehearsed is a remarkable celebration of one of the greatest novels ever written and a triumph of theatrical imagination. \n  \nMarch 3\, 4\, 5\, 6\, 10\, 11\, 12\, 13\, 17\, 18\, 19\, & 20 (2016)\nThur/Fri/Sat at 7:30pm\nSunday at 2:00pm\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\nHillsboro\, OR 97123 \n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n  \nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“A TRIUMPH!” – Moby Dick\, Rehearsed Review“EPIC!” – Willamette Week Review of Moby Dick“SPOT ON!” – Moby Dick\, Rehearsed Review“EXQUISITE!”- Moby Dick\, Rehearsed ReviewJumping Into Deep Water- Scott’s Moby Dick BlogYou Can Call Her CaptainB&B Hunts The White Whale!\n\nMOBY DICK\, REHEARSED STUDY GUIDE (FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS):\nMoby Dick Study Guide \nCAST:\nKymberli Colbourne (Leading Lady/Father Mapple/Lear) – Kymberli received her BA in Theatre Performance from Scripps College and also spent her junior year in conservatory training in London through the Marymount Tarrytown/RADA Drama Program. She has been seen on stage all across the country\, touring with The National Theatre of the Deaf in One More Spring and Treasure Island. Regionally\, she has appeared in numerous roles including productions for the Oregon Children’s Theatre: Ramona Quimby (as Dorothy Quimby); Book It Rep: Owen Meany Christmas (as Mary Beth Baird) and Jane Eyre (as Mrs. Fairfax); Seattle Children’s Theatre: The Lion\, The Witch and The Wardrobe (as Mrs. Beaver) and 1984 (as Snowball); Seattle Shakespeare Festival: Julius Caesar (as Cassius) and Richard III (as Mad Margaret); Oregon Cabaret: Just A Closer Walk (as Patsy Cline)\, just to name a few. When not on stage\, you will find Kymberli working behind the mic as a full time voice over actor in her home studio. Check out her VO work at www.kcvoice.com. A relative newcomer to the Portland scene\, she is honored and thrilled to be working with Bag&Baggage and for the opportunity to be the first woman to play Ahab in Moby-Dick\, Rehearsed. A thousand thanks to Scott\, the Bag&Baggage family and her own family for their generosity and support.\nJoey Copsey* (Member of Company/Carpenter) – Joey received his primary theatrical training at Hiram College in Ohio. Having grown up on the south Oregon Coast Joey returned to Oregon after college and has worked on stage intermittently in the years since around the Portland area. This is his third show as a resident actor with Bag&Baggage\, having just performed in B&B’s incomparable Richard III and The Best of Everything. He has recently appeared for Valley Repertory Theatre in All My Sons (as Chris Keller) as well as a reading of Spokesong (as Francis) with Corrib Theatre. Some notable productions include Antony and Cleopatra (as Marc Antony); How the Other Half Loves (as Frank Foster); and Caucasian Chalk Circle (as Azdak) at Hiram College. More recently at Portland Community College he appeared in Judevine (as David); and Woyzech (as The Captain).  Joey lives in Portland and when not acting spends as much time as he can with his incredible friends and family\, and his cat. He also runs a small residential contracting business\, and just generally tries to be useful. \nMia Duckart (Member of the Company/Tashtego) – Mia is a sophomore in the pre-professional theater arts pathway at Beaverton’s Arts & Communication Magnet Academy (ACMA). She currently studies voice with Barb Irvin\, and has participated in ACMA’s Summer Musical Theatre Intensive for the last 3 summers\, where she appeared in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Children of Eden (as Aisha and the Snake); and Once Upon A Mattress (as The Minstrel). In just the last year she has appeared in Evil Dead: The Musical (as Cheryl); Proof (as Claire); and Macbeth (as Lady MacDuff). Mia’s other interests include photography\, guitar\, film\, and writing and recording her own music. She would like to thank her sister Chloë for inspiring her to audition ever; Brian and Alana Bertram and Katie McLoughlin for casting her in her first challenging roles; Scott and Cassie for giving her her first professional performance opportunity; and you for coming to see this show. \nCassie Greer* (Young Actress/Pip/Cordelia) – Cassie received her training in the MFA Acting program at Florida Atlantic University\, and the undergraduate theatre program at Goshen College in Indiana. She has appeared with a number of companies around the country\, some favorite shows being with New World Arts: Hello and Goodbye (as Hester); Shared Space: David’s Redhaired Death (as Jean); Festival Rep. Boca Raton: Company (as Sarah); South Bend Civic: Intimate Apparel (as Mrs. VanBuren); and Oregon Children’s Theatre: Gathering Blue (as Katrina). Cassie is a proud Resident Acting Company member at Bag&Baggage\, where she has appeared in sixteen shows since the 2011/12 season – favorites include Our Country’s Good (as Duckling/Tench); The Great Gatsby (as Daisy Buchanan); Julius Caesar (as Mark Antony); and Crimes of the Heart (as Meg Magrath). A huge advocate of theatre training and education\, Cassie is a certified teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework®\, and actively teaches acting and voice students in the greater Portland area\, in addition to coordinating Bag&Baggage’s Pre-Professional Training programs. She wouldn’t be here without Danny\, and is incredibly grateful to her family and friends for their continual love\, support and energy. \nDavid Heath (Old Pro/Peleg) – David is pleased to be appearing in his fifth show at Bag&Baggage\, where he last appeared in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible (as Judge Danforth). He has been performing in various Northwest venues for more than 40 years. He was a long-time member of the New Rose Theatre ensemble\, where he appeared in Born Yesterday (as Ed Devery); The Norman Conquests (as Norman); Travesties (as James Joyce); Joyce’s Exiles (as Richard Rowan); and The Adventures of Robin Hood (as Sheriff of Nottingham)\, to name but a few of his favorites. He has also appeared at Artists Repertory Theatre including: The Crucible (as Putnam); Season’s Greetings (as Uncle Harvey); and Passion (as Jim)\, Storefront Theatre; Ten November\, Lakewood Center for the Arts; Portland Repertory; Portland Civic; Northwest Classical Theatre; and Profile Theatre Project. He has also appeared in an episode each of the locally filmed Portlandia and Leverage. In his spare time he is an avid birder and world traveler. \nHeidi Kay Hunter (Member of Company/Flask) – Heidi is thrilled to make her Bag&Baggage debut in such a bold production and with such a talented cast. Originally trained as a dancer\, Heidi studied acting and theatre at Portland Actors Conservatory and at Portland State University\, where she received her Master of Arts in Literature. Heidi has appeared in numerous local productions including The Comedy of Errors (as Luciana) with Post5 Theatre Company; Richard III (as Ratcliffe\, Duke of York) with Northwest Classical Theatre Company; and Kindertransport (as Eva Schlesinger) with Jewish Theatre Collaborative\, for which she received a Drammy Award for Best Actress. She spends her summers performing in Portland’s parks as a proud member of the Original Practice Shakespeare Festival. She enjoys reading Calvinist and Talmudic philosophy\, cooking\, travel and her elderly cats. Thank you to Emily and Scott for their vision and drive. Much love to her fiancé Brian and her best friend Jack for their continual support. \nArianne Jacques* (Stage Manager/Elijah) – Arianne holds a Bachelor’s in Theater Arts from Oregon State University. Over the past seven seasons with Bag&Baggage Productions\, favorite roles include: The Importance of Being Ernest (as Gwendolyn); Crimes of the Heart (as Babe); The Great Gatsby (as Jordan); Private Lives (as Sibyl); The Crucible (as Abigail Williams); Our Country’s Good (as Mary Brenham); and most recently The Best of Everything (as Gregg Adams). Arianne has been box officer for the company since 2011\, and is now the Patron Services Manager for B&B. When she is away from the theater\, Arianne spends her time reading\, and watching nature documentaries. Arianne would like to thank Jason\, Aurora\, and her mom and pop for their endless love and support. \n  \nDawson Oliver (Member of the Company/Daggoo) – Dawson is a junior at Gaston High School\, where he has been a member of the Gaston Drama Club for the past three years. In that time\, he has appeared in a number of productions\, including Arsenic and Old Lace (as Teddy); Scrooged Up; and The Last Gladiator. Dawson’s recent roles include Jacob Marley in his school’s production of A Christmas Carol and Mr. Tumnus in Capital Community Church’s production of The Lion\, the Witch\, and the Wardrobe. Dawson spends his spare time reading anything he can get his hands on and hanging out with friends.  Dawson would like to thank Bag&Baggage for the chance to act in this production through their pre-professional acting program\, and is very excited to be a part of this performance. \n  \nPeter Schuyler* (Serious Actor/Starbuck) — Peter is a proud member of the Bag&Baggage Resident Acting Company. He holds a Bachelors of Theatre Performance from Northern Arizona University\, and apprenticed at the now defunct Grand Canyon Shakespeare Festival and AZTheatreWorks in Flagstaff. Since moving to PDX from NYC in 2011\, Peter has performed for numerous companies including Artists Repertory Theatre\, Badass Theatre Co\, triangle productions!\, Lakewood Theatre\, Northwest Classical Theatre Company\, Portland Actors Ensemble\, and Northwest Children’s Theater. In NY\, he worked with La Mama E.T.C.\, Immediate Theater\, Dysfunctional Theatre\, DMTheatrics\, Three Graces\, NativeAliens\, The Tank\, Alliance Repertory\, and more. Bag&Baggage credits include: A KBNB Kristmas Karol (as Arthur Adams); Richard III (as Richard III) – BroadwayWorld Portland Award Winner\, Best Actor in a Play 2015; Our Country’s Good (as Phillip/Wisehammer); The Crucible (as John Proctor); Of Mice and Men (as George Milton); and Crimes of the Heart (as Doc Porter). Peter also serves as the Engagement Officer for Bag&Baggage\, coordinating community outreach and special events. When not on stage\, he enjoys cooking\, hunting down great Malbec\, singing\, plunking on the ukulele\, and most importantly spending time with the ladies in his life — his wife Dawn and their daughter Olivia. \n  \nEric St. Cyr* (Cynical Actor/Queequeeg) – Born and raised a short drive outside the city of Boston\, Massachusetts\, Eric is a proud graduate of Plymouth State University where he received his BA in Theatre Arts with a concentration in Acting. Following his graduation\, Eric joined up with Lost Nation Theatre in Montpelier\, Vermont for Woody Guthrie’s American Song (as Young Woody Guthrie). Eric then ventured back to the NH seacoast where he performed regularly with The Players Ring\, New Hampshire Theatre Project\, and ACT ONE (Artists Collaborative Theatre of New England). Eric received two Seacoast Spotlight Award nominations under the category of Best Supporting Actor in a Play for his roles in Eurydice (as Nasty Interesting Man/Lord of the Underworld) and his role in the world premiere of Kate Wenner’s Make Sure it’s Me (as Lance Corporal Kevin Daniels). Eric was most recently seen in Bag&Baggage’s summer production of Richard III (as Lord Hastings/Second Murderer) and is thoroughly enjoying his new home on the West Coast as a Resident Acting Company Member with Bag&Baggage. Eric would like to thank his wife\, Jamie\, for her continued love\, support\, and patience\, and his daughter\, Romy Mae St. Cyr\, for her everyday inspiration. \nGary Strong* (Middle Aged Actor/Stubb) – Gary Strong is one of the inaugural members of the Resident Acting Company here at Bag&Baggage. Gary started his theatrical career at Western Oregon University\, but most of his training has honestly come through working at Bag&Baggage under Scott Palmer. You last saw him over the holidays performing in A KBNB Kristmas Karol (as the always inept Winston Whiteside).  His previous work with this company includes Private Lives (as Victor Prynne); Love’s Labour’s Lost (as the colorful Don Armado); and The Merry Wives of Windsor: Or the Amorous Adventures of the Comical Knight Sir John Falstaff (as the comical knight Sir John Falstaff). When not working for Bag&Baggage\, Gary loves to perform in anything and everything that has to do with Shakespeare around Portland. Gary would like to personally thank his fiancée Lindsey Chamberlain; he could not have done this without her dedication and support. \nJessi Walters* (Young Actor/Ishmael) – Jessi holds a BA in Theatre\, Film\, and Dance from Humboldt State University\, and has also received training from Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre\, Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE)\, and the Actor’s Academy in Southern California. Jessi is a proud member of Bag&Baggage’s Resident Acting Company. She was most recently seen on the Venetian stage as the sassy\, silly\, and sexy villain\, Laverne North Berkshire in A KBNB Kristmas Karol. Previous Bag&Baggage performances include The Best of Everything (as Mary Agnes Russo); The Six Gentlepersons of Verona (as Launce\, Silvia\, Lucetta); Lear (as Regan); Our Country’s Good (as Dabby Bryant\, Meg Long); and Love’s Labor’s Lost (as Maria). Jessi has been seen on stage with Post5 Theatre (Founding Company Member 2011-2014) in Romeo & Juliet (as Nurse); Arabian Nights (as the Jester’s Wife); The P&J Show (Co-host); and with Northwest Classical Theater Company in Much Ado About Nothing (as Borachio). When she isn’t performing\, Jessi enjoys watching scary movies\, catching up with friends\, spending quality time with her sweetie Phillip\, and spoiling their kitty\, Cheri Cat. \n* = Member of the 2015-2016 Bag&Baggage Resident Acting Company \n 
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SUMMARY:A KBNB KRISTMAS KAROL
DESCRIPTION:A KBNB KRISTMAS KAROL\nBy Scott Palmer\, based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens\nA World Premiere 1940s Radio-show Holiday Farce\nThe final show in our KBNB Radio Classics Trilogy\nThe Venetian Theatre\, Hillsboro \nTICKETS \n“In seven seasons\, Hillsboro’s provocative professional troupe\, Bag&Baggage\, has become an expert Christmas spoofer.” -The Oregonian  \nThe golden age of radio is coming to an end\, and so too are the careers of the stars of KBNB radio classics! Join our beloved cast of crazies for their final radio performance before the studio is destroyed to make room for a television sound stage! A KBNB KRISTMAS KAROL is the final show in our 1940s holiday radio trilogy and stars many of the same characters from the critically acclaimed It’s A (somewhat) Wonderful Life and A Miracle on 43rd Street…this year joined by Lana’s younger sister Laverne\, a German post-modern sound designer\, and greedy television executive who all join forces to hilariously butcher the granddaddy of all holiday shows: A Christmas Carol! \nA 1940’s holiday radio massacre – Bag&Baggage style! \nNovember 27\, 28\, 29 & December 3\, 4\, 5\, 6\, 10\, 11\, 12\, 13\, 17\, 18\, 19\, 20\, 21\, 22\, & 23 (2015)\nThur/Fri/Sat at 7:30pm\nSunday at 2:00pm\nDecember 21\, 22 & 23 at 7:30pm\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123 \n***Please Note: This production is most suitable for mature audiences 15yrs or older due to adult humor.***
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SUMMARY:ROPE
DESCRIPTION:ROPE by Patrick Hamilton\nthe play that inspired the Alfred Hitchcock classic\nThe Venetian Theatre\, Hillsboro \nTICKETS \n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“Twisted\, And Delightfully So!” WWeek On ROPEGive Them Enough Rope – ROPE REVIEWThe Thrill Kill Cult – ROPE ReviewThe External Locus Of Blame – Michael Tuefel Blogs on ROPE“Tight\, Smart\, Classic Thriller!” – Oregonian Review of ROPEAn Absolute Delight – Signe Larsen Blogs on ROPEOregonian “ROPE” Preview – The Perfect Crime?Delightfully Disturbing – Trevor Jackson Blogs on ROPEThe Butler DIDN’T Do It…Alec Lugo Blogs on ROPEMurder – Just For The Fun Of It!\n“In terms of tight\, tense writing\, Patrick Hamilton’s Rope is a winsomely effective piece of work…a taut\, edgy play.” -OffBroadway Reviews \nFor the mere sake of adventure\, danger\, and the “fun of the thing\,” Wyndham Brandon persuades his weak-minded friend\, Charles Granillo\, to assist him in the murder of a fellow undergraduate. They place the body in a wooden chest\, and to add spice to their handiwork\, invite a few acquaintances\, including the dead youth’s father\, to a party…all the while daring their guests to uncover their horrible crime. A murder mystery in reverse that inspired the Hitchcock classic. \nOctober 8\, 9\, 10\, 11\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 18\, 22\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 29\, 30\, 31 and November 1\, 2015\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123 \nThurs/Fri/Sat at 7:30pm\nSunday at 2:00pm \nBAG&BAGGAGE STUDENT STUDY GUIDE: Bag&Baggage Rope Study Guide
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SUMMARY:THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
DESCRIPTION:THE BEST OF EVERYTHING\nFrom the novel by Rona Jaffe\, Adapted by Julie Kramer\nA West Coast Premiere\nThe Venetian Theatre\, Hillsboro \nTICKETS \nSee the latest updates about this production!\nReviews are IN for The Best of Everything!“Unmarried at 36? Wow.” Morgan Cox Blogs on BofE!Joey Copsey Goes Noir – BofE BlogNot That Different After All – Kaia Hillier Blogs on BofEStephanie Leppert Throws DOWN about BofE“The Best of Everything”- Oregonian PreviewEddie Just Wants To Be Gatsby – Andrew Beck Blogs on BofE!The Natural Choice – Jessi Walters Blogs on BofE!We Haven’t Come That Far\, BabyBefore “MAD MEN” There Was THE BEST OF EVERYTHING\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n“This clever adaptation of Rona Jaffe’s novel about secretaries in the 1950s is an absolute treat… THE BEST OF EVERYTHING nimbly lives up to its title.” —TheaterMania \nA new adaptation of Rona Jaffe’s groundbreaking 1958 bestseller about the challenging lives of ambitious secretaries working in the big city. think mad men meets peyton place… These girls want thrilling careers and gay adventures -and husbands and children too\, eventually…Today we might call that “having it all.” These women called it having “the best of everything…” and they’re not sure it is possible either. \nSeptember 10\, 11\, 12\, 13\, 14\, 17\, 18\, 19\, 20\, 24\, 25\, 26\, and 27\, 2015\nThe Venetian Theatre\n253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123 \nThur/Fri/Sat at 7:30pm\nSunday at 2:00pm \n  \nSTUDY GUIDE – an invaluable resource for teachers and students who attend The Best of Everything.  \nBest of Everything Study Guide
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SUMMARY:RICHARD III
DESCRIPTION:RICHARD III\, by William Shakespeare\nAdapted and Directed by Scott Palmer\nA NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE\nOutdoors at the Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza \nTICKETS \n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n  \n“Shakespeare’s Richard III receives\, from Scott Palmer\, a pointing up of the comic possibilities without losing the horror of amoral destruction as Richard steadily makes his path to the English throne.” -Edinburgh review  \nKnown as the Bard’s wittiest and most cruel historical character\, King Richard sees the world in a very specific way: as he wishes it to be. Our Richard III will place a perfectly formed King Richard in the midst of a cast of historical characters whose own failings and flaws make their bodies as twisted as Richard’s spine… a performance that asks our audience to ponder this question – Which world would you rather live in: the real one or Richard’s? \nJuly 22\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 29\, 30\, 31 and August 1\, 2015\n7:30pm\nThe Tom Hughes Civic Center Plaza\n150 E Main Street\, Hillsboro \nNote: This is an outdoor performance and no seating is provided. Please bring a lawn chair\, cushion or other appropriate seating. \nSee the latest updates about this production!\nThe Lighter Side of Richard III – ReviewThe King You’ll Love To Hate – Richard 3 Review!Frank Underwood Meets Monty Python – R3 Preview!Richard III: Tragic\, Dark & FUNNY!Imaginary Circumstances – Cassie Greer Blogs on R3!Richard III – A Heritage of Hilarity: Scott Blogs On The History of R3!Back on the Boards in the Great Outdoors – Eric St. Cyr Blogs on R3!The First Thing To Go – Gary Strong Blogs on R3!Joey Copsey Gets Intimidated! Blogs on Richard IIIBuckingham For President! Eric Nepom Blogs On Richard’s Right Hand Man\nResources for Students and Teachers!\nClick HERE to download a pdf of our Richard III study guide! \nBag&Baggage’s Richard III Study Guide
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SUMMARY:Our Country's Good
DESCRIPTION:Runs: May 7\, 8\, 9\, 10\, 14\, 15\, 16\, 17\, 21\, 22\, 23\, 24\, 28\, 29\, 30\, 31\nPreview Night: Thursday\, May 7\, 2015\nOpening Night: Friday\, May 8\, 2015\nEvent Time: Thursdays\, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm\, Sunday matinees at 2:00pm\nEvent Location: The Venetian Theatre\, 253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123\nSpecial Events: Meet-the-cast Talk Backs on Sunday May 10\, 17\, and 24 \nTickets:\nAdults – Section 1: $30\nAdults- Section 2: $26\nStudents/Seniors – Section 1: $24\nStudents/Seniors – Section 2: $20 \nBUY TICKETS\n \n\nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“It Doesn’t Get Better Than This!” OCG Review“Absorbing\, Taut\, Brilliant…” OregonArtsWatch Review“Our Country’s Good” Couldn’t Be Better! – ReviewOur Country’s Good – Powerful\, Gritty (Oregonian Review)B&B’s Photojournalism Internship – Our Country’s GoodAlchemy – Scott Gets All Mushy About Theatre“I Am Duckling…Quack Quack” – Cassie Greer Blogs on OCGOur Country’s Good – The Right Time (preview)Random Musings: Andrew Beck Bulletpoints His BlogJuxtaposition: Gary Strong Blogs About “Our Country’s Good!”\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\nMiles from their homeland\, a boat full of Royal Marine officers and convicts arrives on the Australian shore in 1789\, forced to create a community in a fledgling penal colony. Amid the brutal conditions of the settlement\, a determined lieutenant volunteers to direct the convicts—a collection of murderers and thieves—in a comedic stage play. \nWith no support from his fellow Marines and the leading lady’s imminent execution\, it’s questionable if the show will go on… \nOur County’s Good  is a compelling examination of the transformative power of theatre\, and is an adaptation of the Thomas Keneally novel The Playmaker  by one of England’s most popular female playwrights…making it an ideal script for Bag&Baggage to end our seventh season! \nWinner of the Olivier Award for Best Play\, the New York Drama Critics Award for Best Foreign Play\, the BBC Award for Best West End Play of the Year (all in 1988) and nominated for 4 Tony Awards in 1991\, including Best Play\, Our Country’s Good  is one of the most celebrated English dramas of the last century. \n“…a backstage play with a social conscience\, demonstrating the redemptive power of theater and of education.” – The New York Times \n  \n  \nTHE CAST\n  \nLuke Armstrong* (Harry Brewer\, Campbell\, John Arscott) – Luke attended Western Oregon University and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting for stage and Film. Along with studies in Laban technique\, Shakespeare studies\, movement and Fitzmaurice breathing work. In the past five years he has appeared in Romeo and Juliet (Romeo)\,  and Spring Awakening (Melchior Gabor) and with Bag&Baggage in Miracle on 43rd St. (Antony Antonini)\, Of Mice and Men (Whit)\, Loves Labours Lost (Longaville)\, and Dial ‘M’ for Murder (Max Halliday). Luke enjoys reading comics and Shakespeare in his free time. He’d like to thank his parents\, friends\, family and Scott Palmer for their support and love. \n  \n  \nAndrew Beck* (Ralph Clark) – Andrew holds a MFA in Acting from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and a BA from the University of Oregon. Andrew is a member of Bag&Baggage’s Resident Acting Company. He has been seen in such Bag&Baggage productions as: Dial M for Murder (as Tony Wendice); Love’s Labour’s Lost (as King Ferdinand); and in their touring production of A Christmas Carol (Multiple roles most notably Mrs. Cratchit). Other theatres Andrew has previously worked for include: The Ludlow Festival (England)\, Nebraska Shakespeare Festival\, Oregon Contemporary Theatre\, The Great American Melodrama and Vaudeville\, Willamette Stage Company\, The Majestic Theatre\, The Nebraska Repertory Theatre and the Ground Zero Theatre. He is currently a member of Infinite Improv and\, just to keep things interesting\, Andrew spends his days as a Financial Advisor\, with his Family’s practice in Corvallis. He wishes to thank his lovely wife\, his amazing family\, his two cats\, all of his great friends and people who enjoy an occasional bawdy turn of phrase….you know who you are. \nCassie Greer* (Captain Tench/Duckling Smith) – Cassie received her training in the MFA Acting program at Florida Atlantic University\, and the undergraduate theatre and music programs at Goshen College in Indiana. She has appeared with a number of companies around the country\, some of her favorite shows being with New World Arts: Hello and Goodbye (Hester) and Lysistrata (Lysistrata); Shared Space: David’s Redhaired Death (Jean); Festival Rep. Boca Raton: Company (Sarah) and Twelfth Night (Olivia); South Bend Civic: Intimate Apparel (Mrs. VanBuren); and Oregon Children’s Theatre: Gathering Blue (Katrina) and The Lion\, the Witch\, and the Wardrobe (Unicorn). Cassie is a proud Resident Acting Company member at Bag&Baggage\, where she has appeared in The Six Gentlepersons of Verona (Proteus); Dial “M” for Murder (Margot Wendice); Love’s Labour’s Lost (Princess of France); The Great Gatsby (Daisy Buchanan); Julius Caesar (Mark Antony); Of Mice and Men (Curley’s Wife); Dangerous Liaisons (Mme. Tourvel); and Crimes of the Heart (Meg Magrath); among several others. A huge advocate of theatre training and education\, Cassie is a certified teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework®\, and actively teaches acting and voice students in the greater Portland area\, in addition to working with Bag&Baggage’s educational outreach\, professional development\, and community engagement programs. She wouldn’t be here without Danny\, and is incredibly grateful to her family and friends for their continual love\, support and energy. \nClara-Liis Hillier* (Liz Morden/ Lieutenant Dawes): Clara-Liis is a graduate of Reed College. A proud new Bag&Baggage Resident Actor and company member at Northwest Classical Theatre Co (NWCTC)\,  she was last seen in The Six Gentlerpersons of Verona  (Valentine/Antonio/Host) and Miracle on 43rd Street (Felicity Fay Fitzpatrick) with Bag&Baggage\, Wait Until Dark (Susan Hendrix) with NW Classical\, The Tempest with Portland Shakespeare Project\, King Lear (Cordelia) and The Lion in Winter  (Alais) both with NWCTC. Favorite roles:  Julius Caesar  (Casca) with Bag&Baggage; The Seagull (Masha) NWCTC;  Othello (Bianca) NWCTC. Next up you can see her choreographing American Night for Miracle Theater.  When she’s not onstage\, Clara-Liis works for the nonprofit MetroArts Inc and teaching Dance and Theatre for Spotlight Musical Theatre Academy\, NW Children’s Theater\, Riverdale High School and choreographs. Thank you to Scott for the incredible opportunities\, to Mom and Kaia for their inspiration and support\, and Heath for his constant strength and love. For Teddy. \nArianne Jacques* – Arianne holds a Bachelor’s in Theater Arts from Oregon State University. Over the past seven seasons with Bag&Baggage Productions\, favorite roles include: The Importance of Being Ernest (as Gwendolyn); Crimes of the Heart (as Babe); The Great Gatsby (as Jordan); Private Lives (as Sibyl); The Crucible (as Abigail Williams)\, and most recently The Six Gentlepersons of Verona (as Julia). Arianne has been box officer for the company since 2011\, and began her position as Operations Officer in 2013. When she is away from the theater\, Arianne spends her time helping out at Rùa\, reading\, and watching nature documentaries. Arianne would like to thank Jason\, Aurora\, and her mom and pop for their endless love and support. \n  \nPeter Schuyler* (Captain Arthur Phillip\, John Wisehammer) — Peter is a proud member of the Bag&Baggage Resident Acting Company\, and holds a Bachelors of Theatre Performance from Northern Arizona University as well as apprenticing at the now defunct Grand Canyon Shakespeare Festival and AZ TheatreWorks\, where he received practical training in the Jehlinger Method and Shakespeare performance. Since moving to Portland from NYC in 2011\, Peter has performed for numerous companies in the Portland area including Artists Repertory Theatre\, Badass Theatre Co\, triangle productions!\, Lakewood Theatre\, Northwest Classical Theatre Company\, Portland Actors Ensemble\, and Northwest Children’s Theater. In NY\, he worked with La Mama E.T.C.\, Immediate Theater\, Dysfunctional Theatre\, DMTheatrics\, Three Graces\, Native Aliens\, The Tank\, and Alliance Repertory. Bag&Baggage credits: The Crucible (John Proctor); Rough Crossing (Ivor Fish); Of Mice and Men (George Milton); Crimes of the Heart (Doc Porter); and The Velveteen Rabbit\, which he directed. Favorite roles: Much Ado About Nothing (Benedick); Hamlet (Laertes); In The Next Room\, or The Vibrator Play (Dr. Givings); Titus X\, The Punk rock Musical (Titus Andronicus); Arsenic & Old Lace (Teddy Brewster); Romeo and Juliet (Nurse); Orestes 2.0 (Menelaus); Strom Thurmond is Not a Racist (Strom’s Father\, Trent Lott); Plan 9 From Outer Space (Lt. Matt Carson)\, Lonestar (Ray); and The Comedy of Errors (Dromio of Syracuse). When not on stage Peter enjoys cooking Indian food\, plunking away on the ukulele\, and spending time with the amazing ladies in his life — his wife Dawn and their daughter Olivia. \nGary Strong* (Captain Collins/Robert Sideway) – Gary Strong is one of the inaugural members of the Resident Acting Company here at Bag&Baggage. Gary has lived in Portland for over 6 years now and loves working on anything relating to Shakespeare. His previous work includes two performances as Winston Whiteside of KBNB Radio Classics in A Miracle on 43rd Street and It’s A (somewhat) Wonderful Life\, Victor in Private Lives\, the graceful Don Armado in Love’s Labour’s Lost\, and the quick witted Falstaff in Merry Wives\, among others. He wants to thank his mother and his fiancée for their overwhelming support. \n  \n  \nJessi Walters* (William Faddy/Dabby Bryant/Meg Long): Jessi holds a BA in Theatre\, Film\, and Dance from Humboldt State University\, and has also received training from Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre\, Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE)\, and the Actor’s Academy in Southern California. Over the past four years in Portland\, Jessi has been seen on stage with Post5 Theatre (Founding Company Member 2011-2014) in Romeo & Juliet (as Nurse); Arabian Nights (as the Jester’s Wife); The P&J Show (Co-host); with Northwest Classical Theater Company in Much Ado About Nothing (as Borachio); with Bag&Baggage in Julius Caesar (as Lucilius & Soothsayer); Lear (as Regan); Love’s Labor’s Lost (as Maria); The Crucible (as Ann Putnam)\, and most recently in The Six Gentlepersons of Verona (as Launce\, Silvia\, Lucetta). Jessi is a proud member of the Bag&Baggage 2014-2015 Resident Acting Company\, and is incredibly grateful for all the artistic opportunity that continues to unfold. In addition to main stage productions\, she is also regularly featured in the Portland-based sketch comedy\, Potty Talk\, now going into its third series. On the technical side\, Jessi has had experience with mask design and construction\, hair\, wigs\, makeup\, props\, and held the position of Lead Dresser for A Tuna Christmas with Oregon Repertory Theater (2012 & 2014). Her local and regional teaching credits include Catlin Gabel School\, Northwest Children’s Theater\, and Mira Costa College. When she isn’t performing\, Jessi enjoys spending time with her loved ones\, finding the best happy hour spots\, playing Yahtzee with her sweet fella\, Phillip\, singing at karaoke joints\, and having an all around enjoyable time in life. Lots of love and thanks to Scott\, Anne\, the incredible Venetian staff\,  our volunteers and the wonderful Bag&Baggage community. \nDamaris Webb (Movement Coach\, Lieutenant George Johnston\, Aboriginal Australian\, Black Caesar) –Damaris is a performer\, director and teaching artist who recently (re) relocated to Portland\, OR after 26 years making and producing work in New York City. Ms Webb holds her MFA from Naropa’s Contemporary Performance Program\, and her BFA from NYU’s Experimental Theater Wing.  Her original work is often seen in non-traditional performance venues such as late night parties\, warehouses and church basements\, it is sometimes epic and may involve zombies\, superheroes or sock puppets. The Oregonian calls her solo play The Box Marked Black “A look at race in a way that’s open-hearted and even-handed”. Recent projects include directing Rich Rubin’s Cottonwood in the Flood staged reading for the 2015 Fertile Ground and Clackamas Rep’s staged reading of The Callfor their 2015 Breakaway Series. In Portland\, she offers Contemplative Dance Practice through Be Space and is a coach for PlayWrite\, Inc. She was last seen gracing The Venetian stage in full gory with Bag&Baggages 12th Night of the Living Dead. \nColin Wood* (Major Ross/Ketch) – Colin holds an MFA in Acting from Minnesota State University\, Mankato and has worked as an actor with professional theatre companies in Montana\, Michigan\, Minnesota and Oregon.  Locally\, he has performed with the Beaverton Civic Theatre\, Live On Stage\, Tapestry Theatre\, the Classic Greek Theatre of Oregon\, Lakewood Theatre\, Staged!\, Bag&Baggage Productions\, Stumptown Stages\, and the Broadway Rose Theatre.  He has also performed at the Theatre Fringe Festival in Edinburgh\, Scotland and is an Equity Membership Candidate.  Favorite show credits include 110 in the Shade (File); Of Mice and Men (Lennie); Oklahoma! (Jud Fry); The Fantasticks (El Gallo); The Wild Party (Eddie); Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson); The Taming of the Shrew (Petruchio); and The Rainmaker (Starbuck). He is a member of the 2014-2015 Bag&Baggage Resident Acting Company. \n* = Member of the 2014-2015 Bag&Baggage Resident Acting Company
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SUMMARY:The Six Gentlepersons of Verona
DESCRIPTION:Runs: March 5\, 6\, 7\, 8\, 12\, 13\, 14\, 15\, 19\, 20\, 21\, 22 – 2015\nPreview Night: Thursday\, March 5\, 2015\nOpening Night: Friday\, March 6\, 2015\nEvent Time: Thursdays\, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm\, Sunday matinees at 2:00pm\nEvent Location: The Venetian Theatre\, 253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123\nSpecial Events: Meet-the-cast Talk Backs on Sunday March 8 and March 15 \nTickets:\nAdults – Section 1: $30\nAdults- Section 2: $26\nStudents/Seniors – Section 1: $24\nStudents/Seniors – Section 2: $20 \nBUY TICKETS\nSee the latest updates about this production!\n“Doesn’t Disappoint!” WWeek Review of Six Gents“Spiritedly Simple!” Six Gents Review“Simply Great!” – Six Gents ReviewThe Actors Are SUPERB! – Westside Theatre ReviewSix Gents – More Than Just Remarkable: Scott’s Opening Night BlogKeenan Myers – Photojournalism InternshipIt’s Hard To Be A Boy- Cassie Greer Blogs Boy-Style“Weeding” Shakespeare’s First ComedyLove\, Betrayal\, And A Bit With A Dog….\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\nProteus and Valentine are the bestest of friends…until Proteus also falls in love with the object of Valentine’s affections…and then the gloves come off. \nShakespeare’s first comedy is a madcap romp that bubbles over with the Bard’s youthful energy and also features some of Shakespeare’s most memorable lines\, moments and plot devices…including “the bit with a dog…” \nThis world premiere adaptation will feature a cast of six women playing all 12 characters in Shakespeare’s play\, performing an original musical score on found instruments…alongside a scene-stealing performing mutt! \nUsing a completely bare stage and simple costuming\,  this adaptation will be a fast\, furious\, frantic tour de force of swordplay\, comedy\, stage combat\, quick changes and…of course…“puppy love.” \n“That man that hath a tongue\, I say is no man\, if with his tongue he cannot win a woman.” – Two Gents
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SUMMARY:Miracle on 43rd Street
DESCRIPTION:A 1940s Holiday Radio Massacre\nA 1940s Holiday Radio MassacreRuns: November 28\, 29\, 30\, December 4\, 5 6\, 7\, 11\, 12\, 13\, 14\, 18\, 19\, 20\, 21\, 22\, and 23 – 2014\nPreview Night: Friday\, November 28\, 2014\nOpening Night: Saturday\, November 29\, 2014\nEvent Time: Thursdays\, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm\, Sunday matinees at 2:00pm\nEvent Location: The Venetian Theatre\, 253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123\nSpecial Events: Meet-the-cast Talk Backs on Sunday November 30\, December 7\, December 14 and December 21 \nNOTE: Due to some adult content and themes\, we recommend this performance for ages 13 and older. \nTickets:\nPreview: $17\nAdults – Section 1: $32\nAdults- Section 2: $28\nStudents/Seniors – Section 1: $26\nStudents/Seniors – Section 2: $22 \n  \n \nBUY TICKETS\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\nThe cast and crew of KBNB Radio Holiday Classics are at it again…but this year\, they are massacring the beloved tale of the Macy’s Santa who just so happens to turn out to be the real thing! \nBased loosely (very\, very loosely) on the actual text of the Lux Radio Theatre’s live broadcast of Miracle on 34th Street  from 1948\, our version includes a Mafia mob boss with a giddy trigger finger\, a New York detective with a love of 1940s Broadway musicals\, a mortally wounded sound effects engineer\, a starlet with delusions of grandeur and a disgrace Hollywood film star desperate to save his career..all of whom join forces to utterly destroy a classic Christmas tale\, with hilarious and heart-warming results. \nA Miracle on 43rd Street: A Holiday Radio Massacre  is the second 1940s radio show spoof Bag&Baggage has produced…following on from last season’s smash hit It’s A (somewhat) Wonderful Life…and will star many of the same hilarious actors! \nThink “Noises Off” meets “Monty Python” meets “A Prairie Home Companion” meets “Bullets Over Broadway” meets ““The Wizard of Oz” meets “Transformers 7: Revenge of the Automatrons”  meets “Yes\, Virginia! There Is A Santa Claus!”…kind of…. \nExpect a disaster this holiday season…Bag&Baggage style! \nSee the latest updates about this production!\nA Kruely Krazy Khristmas – Review“Blessedly Brilliant” – Oregon Arts Watch Review“Gruelingly Pleasurable!” Chase’s BlogMiracle on 43rd Street: Westside Theatre ReviewsMiracle On 43rd Street: Willamette Week ReviewBag&Baggage & The Backpack ProjectHoliday Diva – Proud and Loud: Clara Hillier’s BlogMusic And Memories: Jeremy Sloan’s Holiday Blog!Ho Ho Ho – Gary Strong’s Kris KringleThe Rule Of Three – Luke Armstrong’s Blog
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SUMMARY:Dial "M" For Murder
DESCRIPTION:Runs: October 16\, 17\, 18\, 19\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 26\, 30\, 31\, November 1\, 2 – 2014\nPreview Night: October 16\, 2014\nOpening Night: October 17\, 2014\nEvent Times: Thursdays\, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm\, Sunday matinees at 2:00pm\nEvent Location: The Venetian Theatre\, 253 E Main Street\, Hillsboro 97123\nSpecial Events: Meet-the-cast Talk Backs on Sunday October 19 and 26 \nTickets:\nAdults – Section 1: $30\nAdults- Section 2: $26\nStudents/Seniors – Section 1: $24\nStudents/Seniors – Section 2: $20 \nBUY TICKETS\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n\n\nDeception\, murder and backstabbing (both literal and figurative) complicate Frederick Knott’s darkly brilliant tale of jealousy and greed…a story that inspired of one Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest cinematic masterpieces! \nMotivated by his wife Margot’s large fortune and a previous infidelity\, Tony Wendice decides it’s high time to murder her. In need of an alibi\, he blackmails an old friend into doing the dirty work for him. His plans\, of course\, go awry when his friend winds up dead and Margot is arrested for murder. \nWith twists galore\, Dial “M” for Murder  remains one of the most clever and shocking plays of any genre…a perfect Halloween addition to the B&B line-up! \nMade famous by Alfred Hitchcock in 1954\, Dial “M “For Murder is one of the great classics of the mystery genre and a winner of a Tony Award prior to being adapted for the screen. \n\nSee the latest updates about this production!\nThe Devil’s Hairstyle“High Caliber Acting” – Dial M Review“Hitchcocktails” For Halloween!Malice and Mayhem – Dial “M” reviewDial M is crisp\, precise – ReviewThe Red Dress EffectMiss Scarlett in the Office with the Scissors?A Murderer Is CallingA Murderer Is Calling…
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