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a story that ends and begins with a dream
written by nate harpel
directed by ashley hollingshead
december 4-6, 11-13, 2008
theatre fucking HUGE
ada...natalie marie raymond
dima...noelle eaton
carlos...matthew hopkins
asst. director...noah martin
sound design...NoNa
light design...gillian tabler
story is a play that is drunk on love and in love with drinking. Three dreamers navigate through the quagmire of youth exposing those nuances of attraction, those ones that take place between your day job and happy hour.
the working theatre collective
26 ways i love you
february 14 2009
written by nate harpel
directed by ashley hollingshead
1 play
1 day
3 actors
14 locations
featuring
tara coen
celeste lachance
lilli turner
Medea and Jason: a love story that ends badly
The title pretty much explains it all. Medea and Jason still fall in love. Jason still leaves her. The kids still die. The premise may be gloomy, but filtered through the cracked lens of local playwright eva suter, this adaptation is anything but.
featuring teela labrum, lili turner, devon granmo, theo wilder
an adaptation by eva suter
directed by ashley hollingshead
may 14-16, 21-23, 28-30 2009
John Lennon’s Gargoyle
Written by Bryan Willis
Directed by Nate Harpel
featuring Matthew Hopkins, Aubrey Jessen, Mitchell Fennimore, Noelle Eaton, Jen Allen
A modern retelling of Voltaire's Candide laced with urban legend and Beatles references, John Lennon's Gargoyle faces one man armed only with American optimism against the united forces of everything that could possibly go wrong (and usually does). In such a shitty world, how is it that so many of us inexplicably believe that despite all evidence to the contrary, things have a way of working out for the best?
Pedal(Shift)PedalStopBreatheSee:
the speed at which we live
a location based theatrical adventure on two wheels
Featuring Sean Andries, Tara Coen, Mindy Dillard, Ashley Holingshead, and Noah Martin
June 19,20,21
all shows 6:30pm
meet in Ladd circle (SE 16th and Harrison)
Bring your Bicycle!!!
The working theatre collective brings theatre to the bicycle! In this theatrical performance/ride, audiences follow performers to a variety of locations around SE Portland and are rewarded with an original play on and about life on two wheels. This original work was created by a collection of everyday cyclists, storytellers, and theatre makers and inspired by stories from the Portland cycling community.
