Regal theaters beat out its already killer $5 Monday Mystery Movie deal — offering $1 tickets on Jan. 1 to see an unreleased film. With
Through triumphs and misfortunes, the Von Erich name is known to be one of the most successful and influential families in professional wrestling history, but
“Six” the musical is a groundbreaking production that explores the complex lives of Henry VIII’s six wives. Since making its debut in Dec. 2017, this
Two Boise State theater classes, THEA 210 and 410, swept audiences away with their two day showcase “Convergence” spanning three shows on Dec. 1, at
The Boise Bard Players, known for their unconventional location choices and meaningful performances, are committed to enhancing Boise’s already thriving theater community and providing shows
Fame and fortune do not shield anyone from mental health issues, and Drake is no exception. The five-time Grammy and 34-time Billboard Music Awards recipient
Regal’s Monday Mystery Movie is a great and affordable way for audiences to see a movie they wouldn’t typically go see. Sometimes the movie is
“Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” has captured the hearts of many since its release in 1971. Starring Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, the film
Taylor Swift is arguably the most influential artist of the 21st century, which is why the Boise State Sociology Department has decided to implement a
The national tour of “Hadestown” arrived at The Morrison Center, and played from Nov. 29-Dec. 3. The tony-award-winning musical created by Anais Mitchell retells the
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