Love Your Neighbor Tour — Portland
One night. One city. An intimate first look — and a conversation that matters.
Before Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical reaches theaters, its creators and stars are coming to Seattle for one live evening — hosted in partnership with Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition.
You're here because someone thought this story would move you. Come see why — and be part of what comes next.
The evening
🎬 The story behind the film — writer-director Ross Boothe on why he felt compelled to make Brotherhood.
🎞 A first look — a few select scenes, before anyone else.
🎶 Live from the musical — songs performed live by Mauricio Martínez, Casey Elliott, and Ross.
🎙 "What do we do?" — a live roundtable with the team, cultural lead Liliana Bolaños, and local leaders, authors, and special guests — turning the story into action.
In the room at every stop: the people who made the film — and the people in your own community already doing the work.
This is a one-time stop. Seats are limited — when the room is full, it's full.
Schedule
🥂 6:00 PM — VIP hour (upgrade): a private reception with the cast and creative team, early entry, and priority seating.
✨ 7:00–8:30 PM — Program + roundtable.
Reserve your seat
General Admission — Free. Claim your spot.
VIP — Pay what you want, $197+. The full experience: the 6 PM reception with the cast and filmmakers, priority seating, and the best seats in the house. Every dollar goes directly to marketing Brotherhood for its theatrical release this October — the $197 minimum, and anything you add on top, funds the campaign to get this film seen. VIP is limited.