Bag&Baggage Productions

06/11/2026

🌸 Let us entertain you! 🌸

Things are really gearing up for our 2026 Gala, "Barefoot in the Vault!" To get you as excited as we are, here's a little sneak peak to what you'll get with your ticket to the event!

We are thrilled to have Musician Extraordinaire James Rossi to serenade you with Flower Power Favorites while you peruse through the Silent Auction Bodega, enjoy your tasty treats by Reedville Catering, and take a stroll through our dreamy urban garden scenes. Check out James and his projects at https://jamesrossimusic.com/home!

Tickets still available, click here to claim yours!
🎟️- https://bagnbaggage.app.getcuebox.com/o/SJ0K0BCF/shows/C04S790Z
⏰- June 28th, 5:30-8:30 PM
📍- The Vault Theater, 350 E Main St. Hillsboro, OR 97123

06/10/2026

🧡 Family Afternoon Out with FLIP 🧡
Do you want to come enjoy a matinee at the Vault and have children too young for the show? We’re partnering with to offer fun, Indigenous-themed activities for little ones while their older family members enjoy a matinee performance of Antíkoni. FLIP Museum is a short walk from the theater on the same block, so children can be easily dropped off before the performance. They’ll be treated to an afternoon of fun while everyone else enjoys the show.

1:30 p.m. — Drop the kids off at FLIP Museum
2 p.m. — The matinee for Antíkoni begins
4 p.m. — Head back to FLIP to pick up your kids.

MAKE SURE TO GET TICKETS FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR KIDDOS!
Please note: Children’s tickets to the FLIP museum are sold separately.
FLIP tickets: $30 for one child, $15 for each additional child in your family!

ANTÍKONI IS RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 11+.
This FLIP Afternoon Out is recommended for ages 4-10. If you have children under the age of 4 who might enjoy this event, reach out to FLIP to see if they can accommodate your younger child.

🎈- FLIP Museum tickets available for purchase at https://www.flipmuseum.org/afternoon-out
🎟️- Antíkoni tickets available at https://bagnbaggage.app.getcuebox.com/o/SJ0K0BCF/shows/FKC7M3PG
⏰- June 14th, Drop off at 1:30 PM, Antíkoni begins at 2 pm
📍- FLIP Museum: 136 SE 3rd Ave Ste 200, Hillsboro, OR
- The Vault Theater: 350 E Main St, Hillsboro, OR

06/06/2026

Howell Shepherd (they / she; Kānaka Maoli) is an actor, singer, and voice over artist currently based in the Pacific Northwest. They are so proud to make their NPAN and Bag&Baggage Theater debut! As an actor, they most enjoy the moments when they feel deep resonance with their character, and the experience of connecting with the audience emotionally, and / or unexpectedly. One of their most fulfilling performances to date offered unexpected space to share Hawaiian history and song over multiple shows with a highly receptive audience, and they continue to look back on that opportunity with gratitude. They very much enjoy performing and are pursuing more theater and musical theater roles, as well as voice over and on-camera work. Off stage, they are happiest spending time with their favorite animals and people, practicing different vocal techniques, learning new things, listening to audiobooks, and gardening.

06/05/2026

We have had a few seats open up for Saturday's Opening Night performance! Tickets still available for this evening's Preview Performance at a discounted rate. Join us this weekend for some theater!

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06/05/2026

Star Lawson .thebarber503 , a member of the Tlingit Nation, is excited to make her return to the Bag&Baggage stage! She loves acting and carrying on the storytelling traditions of her people. She is passionate about sharing indigenous stories of contemporary experiences. Much appreciation to all the amazing teachers and mentors for their support, and lots of love to her children and grandchildren who give her a reason to keep dreaming big! Gunalcheesh

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

✔️ B&B PreCheck Lecture Series ✔️

Join us Sunday, June 17th at 1:30 pm before our 2 pm Matinee performance for a lecture with Antíkoni Costume Designer Kellen Trenal. Kellen will be talking about the creation, search, and significance of clothing, beaded pieces, and animals worn that the cast wears throughout the show, and their relation to Nez Perce Culture. Free to attend!

Kellen Trenal (pronounced like "Chanel") is a visual artist, performer, alumnus of the University of Notre Dame, and holistic wellness practitioner, born and raised in the Northwest. As a contemporary Black niimíipuu (Nez Perce) voice, storytelling, cultural arts, and language revitalization are key ingredients in each of Kellen’s pieces. His art embraces both traditional design practices and modern-day innovations. He shares his (he)artwork through Trenal Original, a small business offering Kellen’s custom creations to collectors. These works include hand-crafted jewelry, fashion accessories, gallery art, traditional niimíipuu regalia, and contemporary apparel.

Antíkoni opens Saturday, June 6th! Our first of two preview shows start tonight, and we can't wait to have you!
🎟️- https://bagnbaggage.app.getcuebox.com/o/SJ0K0BCF/shows/FKC7M3PG