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On the surface, University of Idaho Department of Theater Arts’ “Cabaret” is a fun, energetic musical. At its core, it has a deeper, darker theme. “Cabaret” opens at 7:30 p.m. […]
The end of the regular school year at the University of Idaho doesn’t mean that the community can no longer come together and experience live theater. For the first time […]
As the end of semester is approaching, there are lots of great opportunities to de-stress and make the most of these last few weeks. Keep an eye out for the […]
Three University of Idaho students are currently producing an original play entitled “The Wife of Fabian of Vitalik.” The play, which will be shown later this month, is about a […]
Stepping into the theater of the Kenworthy Performing Arts Center is like stepping into a storybook, with its elegant art deco features and beautiful, textured fabrics running through the whole […]
The University of Idaho theater department has been making incredible work, even while facing challenges through the COVID-19 pandemic. Theater students Hannah Verdi, Brindle Brundage and Andrew Yoder were honored […]
University of Idaho’s Department of Theatre Arts will present a virtual adaptation performance of Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol” to bring a touch of theater to the holiday season. The play, directed by Craig A. Miller and adapted for the stage by Kendra Phillips will be streamed online over Zoom for seven different performances in early December.
The University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts announced Friday there will no longer be any productions after March 13 due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Currently they are […]
For the last six months the cast and crew of University of Idaho’s play, “This Random World,” have worked together to put on the best performance that they could. “This […]
The latest production, “Deep Calls,” from the University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts promises to be one many people can relate to. It is a play filled with trials, tribulations […]