The Topp Twins and Arani travelled to Portland to attend the screening of The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls at the Q Doc Film Festival . . .
Clinton Theater | Credit: Q Doc
Lynda & Jools with Russ Gage, Q Doc Co-Director, at the Savoy | Credit: Q Doc
Arani talks with David Weissman, QDoc Co-Director, at the Savoy | Credit: Q Doc
. . . then two nights later the Topp Twins played to a full house at the Mission Theater.
The Ginghams perform at the Mission Theater, Portland | Credit: Q Doc
The Ginghams perform at the Mission Theater, Portland | Credit: Z Doc
The Topp Twins perform at the Mission Theater, Portland | Credit: Q Doc
Read the lovely review written by Alley Hector at qPDX.com.
“Somehow the Topp Twins truly encompass a universal message of love, peace, and environmental activism that is refreshing and energizing. I’d elect them president and put them in charge of the BP oil spill if I could. But I’m a little smitten…”
(Topp Twins Live Review, Alley Hector, qPDX.com)
The 20th annual Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film and Video Festival wrapped up on Sunday night and honoured the best of the fest. The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls received the Elle Flanders Award for 
The Topp Twins are coming to the USA in June to attend a number of film festivals and play three live shows.
The finalists for the RIANZ Best Country Music Album 2010 were announced last week. The good news being that The Topp Twins are one of three finalists for Honky Tonk Angel. The other two finalists are The Bads for So Alive and Tami Neilson for The Kitchen Table Sessions.
The Topps recent performance with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at the Auckland Town Hall, was filmed for television and screened on TV3 last week. For those of you who missed it you can watch it online on TV3’s 
The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls has won the Best Documentary Award at the 
