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Will You Miss Me? A Dossier on The Hinterlands



An Introduction to The Hinterlands
By Jonathan Flatley
The Hinterlands in Conversation with Jonathan Flatley
In-depth Interview
Will You Miss Me?
An Image Gallery
Bright Morning Stars
Traditional Song 
Final Scene
Transcript
Will You Miss Me?
Full-length Recording of Performance
Upcoming Events
Will You Miss Me? by The Hinterlands
March 21 – April 5, 2024
Play House, Detroit, Michigan
Link to purchase remaining tickets

Will You Miss Me? (premiered in fall 2022) is an original performance by The Hinterlands, created and originally performed by Liza Bielby, Livia Chesley, Jenna Kirk, and Richard Newman; 2023 performances by Liza Bielby, Jenna Kirk, Richard Newman, and Maddy Rager. Directed by Richard Newman and Liza Bielby. Scenic and object design by Livia Chesley, Jenna Kirk, and Liza Bielby with build assistance by Monty Etzcorn. Sound design by Richard Newman. Dramaturgy by Antonin Chambon and the ensemble. Production management by Scott Crandall.

With support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and a development residency from Double Edge Theatre.

Performed at Double Edge Theatre Constellations Festival (Ashfield, Massachusetts), Mint Museum (Charlotte, North Carolina), Tympanum (Warren, Michigan), Spread Art (Detroit, Michigan), and Play House (Detroit, Michigan), as well as a performance-lecture at University of Michigan Flint, and Teatro Libre (Bogotá, Colombia).

The Hinterlands, Will You Miss Me? at Spread Art | Photo by Paul Biundo



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