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Montana Tour

Summer 2017

For our sophomore effort, Agile Rascal headed to Montana, drawn by its stunning landscapes and an invitation to perform at the Whitefish Bicycle Retreat. We also welcomed a whole new crew of artist-athletes from across the country for our first regional tour.

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After five weeks creating We Called It Resonance in Great Falls, we pedaled 1,200 miles across Big Sky Country, sharing performances in small towns and not-so-small cities along the way.

CAST AND CREW

Sarah Bell - Eileen Buckets/The Bear

Sam Cordes - Gordon                                          

Jaren Feeley - Lemin Squee-Z

Lelia Johnson - Genevieve     

Kean Haunt - Glenn/Skip the Miner/The Bird

John Paul Olsen - David Reiner

Jackie Rivera - Junior

Dara Silverman - Mona Boggle

Sarah Bell - Costumes / Prop Design

Jaren Feeley - Composer

We Called it Resonance

In the summer of 2017, we spent five weeks living and creating in Great Falls, Montana. The play that emerged blended our diverse artistic voices with Montana's history, landscapes, and the people we met along the way.

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We Called It Resonance is an original musical set in the fictional mining town of Resonance, where the earth's most precious resource is sound itself. When an accident at the mine threatens the town's future, Junior—a determined seven-and-three-quarter-year-old—and their mysteriously mute best friend, Gordon, set out to save the day.

TOUR DATES AND VENUES

6/30   Great Falls @ Ursuline Center
7/4      Havre @ Pepin Park  
7/11    Lewistown @ Lewistown Public Library
7/15    Billings @ Moss Mansion
7/20   Bozeman @ The Story Mansion Park
7/23   Helena @ M.O.P. Shop
7/28   Missoula @ Free Cycles
8/3      Eureka @ H.A. Brewing Company
8/5      Whitefish @ Whitefish Bike Retreat
8/11   Great Falls @ Paris Gibson Square 

TOUR STATISTICS

  • 1,200+ miles biked

  • 10 performances

  • 42 days on the road

  • 8 performers

  • 6 regular bikes

  • 2 cargo bikes

  • 1 speaker, 1 saxophone, 1 banjo, 7 buckets, 1 pair of stilts, 14 drumsticks carried

TOUR STATISTICS

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