Puddletown Theatre Collective Debuts in Portland With Free Floyd Collins Reading
Chase Davidson, a theater artist with 20 years of experience across multiple cities, has established the Puddletown Theatre Collective in Portland, emphasizing immersive and site-specific narratives. The inaugural production will be a complimentary concert reading of Adam Guettel's 1994 musical Floyd Collins, scheduled for 8 pm on Sunday, October 18, at First Congregational United Church of Christ, located at 1126 SW Park Ave, with entry based on a suggested donation. The musical, centered on a 1925 cave entrapment in Kentucky, will showcase 10 performers alongside a seven-piece chamber orchestra conducted by Stephanie Smith. Davidson, who teaches voice in Portland, is an alumnus of Boston Conservatory and has participated in the national tour of Spring Awakening. Puddletown operates as an LLC under the fiscal sponsorship of Fractured Atlas.
Key facts
- Puddletown Theatre Collective was founded by Chase Davidson in Portland
- Debut is a free concert reading of Floyd Collins on Sunday, October 18 at 8 pm
- Venue is First Congregational United Church of Christ, 1126 SW Park Ave, Portland
- Adam Guettel composed the 1994 musical Floyd Collins
- The reading features 10 performers and a seven-piece chamber orchestra conducted by Stephanie Smith
- Admission is free with suggested donation
- Puddletown is an LLC with fiscal sponsorship from Fractured Atlas
- The church was rented for one night at $1500
- Davidson appeared in the first national tour of Spring Awakening for over 700 performances
- Davidson turns 41 on the night of the show
Entities
Artists
- Chase Davidson
- Adam Guettel
- Duncan Sheik
- Stephanie Smith
- Stephen Eggers
- Darcy White
- Stephen King
Institutions
- Puddletown Theatre Collective
- First Congregational United Church of Christ
- Boston Conservatory
- Serenbe Playhouse
- Fractured Atlas
- Experience Theatre
- Lincoln Center
- Legends of Zelda
Locations
- Portland
- United States
- New York
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Atlanta
- Kentucky
- Boston
- Beaverton
- Western Oregon