After cancelling its in-person, live performances for 2020, the Pullman Civic Theatre is focusing its efforts on virtual shows with some inventive teamwork behind the sc... Read more
While theaters across the country remain closed because of the pandemic, the University of Idaho Department of Theatre is envisioning and planning for a more beautiful tomorrow. In a livest... Read more
To go or not to go — it’s a question many people face daily during the pandemic. For event organizers, the situation is much more complex. Many community organizations depend on gathe... Read more
By Kali Nelson For Inland 360 On April 15, 1865, William Wallace, the first territorial governor of Idaho, addressed a group of Idaho residents who’d come to Washington, D.C.,... Read more
There is a saying in the performing arts that the show must go on. Unexpected obstacles or challenges are normal — not an excuse to disrupt the production. But what if that obs... Read more
University of Idaho students and faculty had already completed designs for their spring production of the classic comedy “You Can’t Take it With You” when COVID-19 precautions shut down the... Read more
By JILL WILSON For Inland 360 For those who enjoy musicals, “She Loves Me” is a hidden gem and a classic that was ahead of its time, according to John Rich, artistic dir... Read more