COMING SOON: The (w)HOLE
A documentary-dance-theatre performance inspired by stories from the Illinois Valley.
A documentary-dance-theatre performance inspired by stories from the Illinois Valley.
THE (W)HOLE: Beyond boom & Bust in Rural America
The (w)HOLE will be performed at the Mountain Ave Theatre at Ashland High at 8:00 PM on Friday, October 4th and Saturday, October 5th; and at the Takilma Community Building in Cave Junction at 6:00 PM on Sunday, October 6th.
Tickets are $25 or Pay What You Can. Visit our Tickets page for advance purchase, group sales and more information.
Beyond Boom and Bust will be donating ticket proceeds from The (w)HOLE to RiverStars Performing Arts, which cultivates youth voice and power, using dance and theatre to galvanize community action. Your ticket purchase will help keep 80 Illinois Valley youth (ages 5-17) dancing, acting, and performing!
For more information about the show and creative process, visit our About: The (w)HOLE page.
Tickets are $25 or Pay What You Can. Visit our Tickets page for advance purchase, group sales and more information.
Beyond Boom and Bust will be donating ticket proceeds from The (w)HOLE to RiverStars Performing Arts, which cultivates youth voice and power, using dance and theatre to galvanize community action. Your ticket purchase will help keep 80 Illinois Valley youth (ages 5-17) dancing, acting, and performing!
For more information about the show and creative process, visit our About: The (w)HOLE page.
BeYOND BOOM & BUSTBeyond Boom & Bust is a multi-year initiative exploring the topic of rural economies through an artistic lens, launching with our upcoming performance, The (w)HOLE. The economy, what wealth means, and resilience are the focus of interviews with Illinois Valley residents that have inspired the show. For more information visit our About: The (w)HOLE and Upcoming Events pages. Visit our Tickets page for advance purchase and group ticket sales. |
OUR Partners The Rural Organizing Project (ROP), Oregon Humanities (O.Hum), Illinois Valley Community Development Organization (IVCDO), and RiverStars Performing Arts are our partners in building civic dialogue and creative vision. The MAP Fund and Oregon Humanities have generously granted project funding. Thanks to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), Southern Oregon Guild of Artists and Artisans, and Healthy U for hosting our upcoming public dialogues. |
COMMUNITY ENGagementThrough interviews, Story Circles, and public dialogues in partnership with Oregon Humanities, we aim to engage community members to envision economic possibilities for the region and carry local stories beyond the valley to build vital connections across rural networks. For more information about our scheduled conversations, check out our Upcoming Events page and visit our Facebook page. The events are FREE and no prior experience is necessary to participate. |