May 14, 2026 Play On Shakespeare Landmark Five-Year Partnership Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Great Lakes Theater, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival and Play On Shakespeare Launch Landmark Five-Year Partnership Idaho Shakespeare Festival (ISF; Boise, ID),
August 15, 2024 CHARLES FEE ANNOUNCES FULL RETIREMENT AS PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF IDAHO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, GREAT LAKES THEATER, AND LAKE TAHOE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Charles Fee has announced his retirement
March 18, 2024 Idaho Shakespeare, Great Lakes Theater (GLT), Festival (ISF) and Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival (LTSF) announce the appointment of Sara Bruner as the Producing Artistic Director Designate. Coinciding with this announcement is the
ISF will follow 2018’s record-breaking season with Witness for the Prosecution, Taming of the Shrew, The Music Man, Julius Caesar and Million Dollar Quartet. By George Prentice Boise Weekly Cardinal Rule No. 1: Don’t
BY DANA OLAND doland@idahostatesman.com NOVEMBER 16, 2017 03:26 PM UPDATED NOVEMBER 17, 2017 04:50 PM Does life imitate art or is it the other way around? As Charlie Fee, Idaho
Let me tell you why I love my job… on a typical day, I might spend the morning lying in the weeds in a junkyard under a Buick, cutting the
BY DANA OLAND doland@idahostatesman.com Director Tyne Rafaeli dissected intention moment by moment during rehearsal for Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” a romantic comedy that opens Saturday, June 4. Even
BY DANA OLAND doland@idahostatesman.com Boise fell in love with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival on a “Midsummer” evening in 1977 on a Downtown patio. The summer romance between this plucky, grass-roots
By Cassie Mrozinski, Development Associate In 2012, something magical happened. ISF received a grant from the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation to fund an innovative idea from Education Director, Renee Vomocil.
Dana Oland: 377-6442, Twitter: @IDS_DanaOland Sweet Arden, William Shakespeare’s enchanted forest, where troubles melt, love letters fall from trees and happy endings are ensured for all, comes to vibrant life
By Cassie Mrozinski, ISF Development Associate If you have experienced a night of theater at Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s Amphitheater by the river in Boise, you have probably heard many things.
The company’s 38th season launches with a production of the comedic Deathtrap. BY DANA OLAND doland@idahostatesman.com June 2, 2014 Idaho Shakespeare Festival has learned a little something about murder mystery
