January 15, 2026 8:04 am
Arts & Entertainment, Life, Washougal 
Washougal natives Keira Mathews and Alan Stogin, pictured above in the United States Capitol Building, are bringing the story of the United States’ World War II female pilots to a New York stage in the spring. (Contributed by Alan Stogin)
Washougal native Alan Stogin stands on the site of an Opera Columbus production of “West Side Story” in an undated photo.
Washougal natives Keira Mathews and Alan Stogin embark on a Pacific Northwest adventure in an undated photo. (Photos contributed by Alan Stogin)
Alan Stogin and Keira Mathews pose for a photo before a Washougal High School drama department production of “Alice in Wonderland” in 2012.
Washougal native Keira Mathews stands in front of a T-6 plane. (Contributed by Alan Stogin)
Two Washougal siblings are teaming up to bring the story of World War II’s female pilots to a New York City stage.
Keira Mathews’ play, “Weapon In Waiting,” produced by her brother Alan Stogin’s production company, will debut at Arts On Site NYC in Manhattan this spring. Pickle Factory Productions is currently casting and planning rehearsals for the nine-person play, which is scheduled for four showings on April 4-5.
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