Boise Weekly by Deanna Darr Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s production of Taming of the Shrew may mark the first time the Bard’s work has included the terms “douchebag” and “don’t have
BY DANA OLAND – doland@idahostatesman.com Copyright: © 2011 Idaho Statesman Published: 08/08/11 The 1980s are alive and well at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival this summer in director Tracy Young’s totally
Tracy Young finds a niche for the play in the 1980s By Dana Oland – doland@idahostatesman.com Published: 08/05/11 Tracy Young chooses her words carefully so as not to give too
ISF stuns audiences with scintillating show by Deanna Darr On rare, magical occasions in theater, an audience will be so captivated, invested and affected by what’s happening on stage that
Posted: Saturday, July 16, 2011 12:30 am By DAN LEA dlea@idahopress.com © 2011 Idaho Press-Tribune BOISE – This is not your mother’s “Cabaret.” For one thing there’s no Liza Minnelli.
BY DANA OLAND – doland@idahostatesman.com Copyright: © 2011 Idaho Statesman Published: 07/11/11 When the lights came down on Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s production of “Cabaret” Saturday, the audience sat in
By Dana Oland – doland@idahostatesman.com Copyright: © 2011 Idaho Statesman Published: 07/08/11 Most people think of “Cabaret” as Bob Fosse’s eight-Academy Award-winning movie starring Liza Minnelli. As Sally Bowles, Minnelli
By Dana Oland – doland@idahostatesman.com Copyright: © 2011 Idaho Statesman Published: 07/03/11 Some actors have “it;” some don’t. “It” is that magical chemical bond one can create with an audience
Idaho Statesman Published: 06/24/11 This is the sixth year in a row that the Idaho Shakespeare Festival has been your top performing arts group, and it’s no wonder. This top-notch
Boise Weekly June 22, 2011 by George Prentice Sara Bruner is one of the most recognized faces in Boise, yet few people really know her. They certainly know her work.
by Deanna Darr Boise Weekly June 22, 2011 Matters of the heart are never simple, but when your best friend goes after your girlfriend and in the process gets you
Brevity may be the soul of wit, and a trio of festival players finds a wealth of humor in “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)” BY DANA OLAND –
