By JAMIE FLATHERS for Inland 360 The University of Idaho’s Department of Theater Arts will open the family-friendly pirate comedy, “The Three Keys of Captain Hellfire” this weekend. W... Read more
“The P.G. Plays,” as they are being billed in their Moscow premiere, are far from PG rated. Many will find the true title, “The Pussy Grabber Plays” offensive and vulgar, and most people wou... Read more
In the on-again, off-again reality TV show “Fear Factor,” contestants are challenged to face and overcome disgusting and fearful stunts. Rats, leeches and sheep eyes all made a... Read more
Lewiston Civic Theatre’s latest production “Wait Until Dark” opens Friday at River City Church in Lewiston. This is latest production in the theater’s “Stage to Screen – Lewisto... Read more
A career in performing arts isn’t limited to the stage. For Pullman’s Kristin Lincoln, who became the executive director for the Washington Idaho Symphony in September, the work involves as... Read more
“Present Laughter,” a naughty, raucous but refined British farce, opens Friday at the Hartung Theater at the University of Idaho in Moscow. In the play, a self-obsessed actor undergoi... Read more
Community theaters cannot survive on ticket sales alone. The Lewiston Civic Theatre’s annual fundraising gala helps bridge the gaps so the show can reach new generations. Saturday, March 2,... Read more
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre is moving forward on a planned $195,000 remodel of the downtown Moscow theater. The nonprofit group that operates the venue launched a fundraising campai... Read more
Each year, the Irish Cultural Academy brings together some of its finest performers of Irish traditional music and dance as a group known as the Young Irelanders. To kic... Read more