Nighthawks 2013
Nighthawks Sneak Peek at JAW
Photo Credit: Stephen A. Miller
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our workshop showing of Nighthawks at the PAC Lab in August! What a tremendous audience! We learned so much from our time at PAC, and from the incredible response we had from everyone who attended our two showings of our work in progress. It was a critical time for us as we endeavored to discover the heart of this piece, and we are thrilled with the discoveries we made.
We are now preparing to produce a full production of Nighthawks in September of 2013, once again in Partnership with the PAC Lab. Anne and Camille are busy writing grants and making plans for the development of the piece. Stay tuned for more news in the months to come!
What else is happening in 2013?
Photo Credit: Gary Norman
Where’s Mr. Darcy?
We are thrilled to announce that Push Leg has been invited to present Mr. Darcy Dreamboat at a theatre conference hosted by Pomona College in March of 2013. Anne and Camille are working on adapting the show to be tour-ready, and thrilled at the opportunity to discover the next chapter in store for their inaugural piece.
On Stage in 2013:
Anne and Camille are also busy performing around Portland this Spring:
- See Anne this Spring as Hermione in A Winters Tale at NW Classical
- See Camille in Gathering Blue at Oregon Children’s Theatre
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Come see us at JAW On Sunday July 29th at 3:40 pm & 7:40 pm – find us on the 2nd floor – you won’t be able to miss it – and it’s just 10 minutes, so don’t be late! (More details here!)
And be sure to check out the rest of the events going on with JAW – there is a stellar line up of new plays – don’t miss “Broken Stones” by our friend Fin Kennedy on Friday night – he’s a remarkably talented playwright from London who Camille worked with on several productions while there – small world – yay!
We will be performing a Ten minute sneak peek of Nighthawks, our first exploration of themes and characters, as part of JAW’s “Devise and Conquer” series.
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