Minds in the Gutter
Portland: Storefront Theatre, 1978. (Work: 15 ¼ x 20 ½ in. Framed: 23 ¼ x 18 in.) offset print. Item #POS195
Founded by Tom Hill and Anne Gerety after they were fired from Portland State College’s theatre company, the Storefront Theatre produced unconventional, boundary-pushing, free-spirited theater for a Portland audience. Their first production was Lysistrata in June 1970 and was performed on a farm. After finding a venue at 933 Russell Street, in a run-down neighborhood of Portland, they famously threw rent parties as a way to raise funds for their fifty dollars a month rent.
Minds In The Gutter was written and directed by Fitz Kalloch and performed at 933 Russell Street in 1978. The poster was created by Henk Pander.
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