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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 […]
University of Idaho’s Department of Theatre Arts is hosting “Little Women — The Musical” starting Friday. Performance dates and times are Dec. 6, 7, 12, 14 at 7:30 p.m. and […]
Lee-Painter said that while you’re learning and practicing, being able to understand what the director and playwright want is important. But when you go on stage it’s not the time to let your thoughts overwhelm you. He said it’s a balance between “intellect and emotion.”
“Drowning Ophelia” by Rachel Luann Strayer and directed by Carly McMinn will be performed this weekend, Sept. 27 – 29, and Oct. 3 – 6 at the Pocket Playhouse in […]
Raucous pub music fills the theater. Tankards thud against tables and actors sing as elaborate, costumed pirates parade across the stage. Theatre goers of the Palouse should expect all that […]
Craig Miller’s desire to perform is what initially drew him to the theater industry more than 20 years ago. Now, the University of Idaho associate professor said it is his […]