Over three hot days in early June, the historic Boise Depot bustled with Boise’s best dressed. Rows of chairs lined a sleek, white runway where
Centuries after his plays first graced the stage, William Shakespeare remains a prominent force in contemporary culture. His language, themes and archetypes continue to shape
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the movie “The Amateur”. 44 years after the novel’s release, “The Amateur” has now been adapted to a film.
The Boise State Theatre Arts Program is closing out their “Moonstruck” season with “The Little Prince”, a play based on the 1943 children’s novella written
The U.S. Department of Education states within its mission statement that it aims “to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational
I’ll be brutally honest — I fell in love last week. Not in the typical storybook sense, but with the way Boise, Idaho came to
A local drag show is a spectacle of self-expression — bold, dazzling and unapologetically queer. Performers take the stage in outfits that range from classic
In a fast-paced weekend full of bustling crowds and musical performances, some of the quiet and cozy corners of Treefort Music Fest offered gentle escapes
Written by Julianna Kelsey and Roszy McGeorge Roaring laughter filled multiple venues within Boise, Idaho as comedians from across the country brought their talent and
One of Treefort Music Fest’s 13 forts was back in action for the 13th annual Treefort Music Fest March 27-30. Alefort is one of the
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