RTOP’s production of ‘Tootsie’ brings stage version of popular movie to Pullman, plus shows by PHS, APOD Productions
By Mary Stone
Regional Theatre of the Palouse brings a mad mix of catchy music and magically quick costume changes to the stage with “Tootsie,” opening Thursday, Feb. 13, at 118 N. Grand Ave., Pullman. The stage show, based on the 1982 film starring Dustin Hoffman, makes its inland Northwest debut with this production, RTOP Executive Director John Rich said...
Lewiston hosts state theater festival for the first time
By Mary Stone
A statewide theater competition is coming to the northern half of Idaho next weekend for the first time, and organizers say community members have a role to play, too. “The bigger the audience, the more energy there is in that room, and it’s better for the actors,” said Brad Ooley, of Boise, chairperson of the Idaho Association of Community Theatre’s I-ACTFest...
We asked you to share the TV shows and movies you find yourself returning to again and again, and your answers took us back many decades to different, if not simpler, times. In her Jan. 16 column putting out the call for “comfort watches,” Inland 360 contributor Jeanne M. DePaul mentioned her lifelong love of TV Westerns and listed several other shows she watches on repeat...
Recent read sparks recollections of passion — and pain
By Dean Ferguson
Valentine’s Day is to an unattached person what flu season is to the unvaccinated. If you are asymptomatic, it feels unwise to tear off your mask to go dance among the infected...
More for Valentine’s Day and beyond is in the events calendar. Revelers can sip handcrafted cocktails, share appetizers and enjoy smooth guitar tunes played by Michael Kelly during Roses Are Red, Vodka Is Clear, from 4-8 p.m. this evening at Hops & Vine, 527 Main St., Lewiston...