2025 Spring Revels:

Revelation Coffee

Revelation Coffee

After the death of his mother a young man and his family gather at the same coffeeshop on the same day for six years as he seeks his place in the world. A Revels celebration of discovery, transformation, and family relationships in collaboration with PHAME Academy, a Portland-based organization which empowers adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through the arts.

Story and Lyrics: PHAME Playwrights
Stage Director: Bruce Akpan Hostetler
Composer / Music Director: Matthew Gailey
Dramaturg: Evan Hatch

Spring Revels ON TOUR!

A core part of our Spring Revels program is when we bring the productions on tour to community spaces, making the work accessible to a broader audience.  The dates, times and locations of our Revelation Coffee touring performances are:

May 11th: Grace Memorial Episcopal Church/PHAME (Portland)
May 16th: Gresham-Barlow School District Adult Living Program (Gresham)
May 17th: Victory Academy (Sherwood)

Please note that our touring performances of Revelation Coffee are not open to the public.

Artistic Team

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Matthew Gailey

Composer / Music Director

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Evan Hatch

Dramaturg

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Bruce Akpan Hostetler

Stage Director

PHAME Artists

Playwrights

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Cast

Sarah DeGrave

Rachel

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Eric Island

Cooper

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Shirley Lincicum

Sam

Lea Mulligan

Barista

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Griffin Puatu

Sterling

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Andréa Tolbert

Mayi

Chorus

Jill Cropp

Rob Jeffries

 

Jayce Jennings

Debby McKnight

Ellie McWaters-Adkins

Anne Marie Plass

 

Maxwell Rochette

JT Schumacher

Production Management and Designers

Mike Cino

Production Manager

Sophina Flores

Lighting Designer

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Jesi Robison

Production Stage Manager

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Kyra Sanford

Scenic and Properties Designer

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Olivia Vavroch

Costume Designer

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This production is supported by funds from the Oregon Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
The production is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Arts Access Fund.