Or: Shadows on the Wall There’s always a mother, for good or for ill. In Novid Parsi’s new play, selected for the Boise Contemporary...

A 5x5 reading at BCT Or: Old Salts The trouble with making a movie is that it comes together where nobody sees it. So much of shooting is...

Or: Keep Your Floors Filthy Tap dancing roaches, a magic purse, and soaring flights of muzak attend Paula Vogal’s latest work: a memory...

Or: Making a Splash Bill (Craig Kreiser) and Nancy (Patti O’Hara) have been married for fifty years, a long slow decent through a...

Or: Find the Pearl What would it take, dear reader, to tempt you into a desert compound, into an isolated community with peculiar...

Or: Robodad and Supergirl Who can guess where our lives are going? Our days are such a tangle that only art can pick up the individual...

Or: The Electric Hour Fair warning, dear reader. I’m not the person you want to take to a Bob Dylan biopic. As a man and as a myth he’s...

A new play by Heidi Kraay Or: Personal Savior Tale as old as time, true as it can be, somebody falls for someone they shouldn’t. She (Mia...

A New Play by Gregg Irwin Or: Shake Down Blues How does one play an artificial intelligence on stage? What is required to bring a...

Or: A Specific Kind of Sadness For two men in such similar circumstances, Ryan (Jake Atkinson) and Keith (Ian Duff) could not be more...

Or: You can ride a horse, but can you draw one? Oh Eowyn, how you’ve been missed. Since first she strode in Saxon-inspired finery across...

A reading at BCT Or: Mutual Need It’s Girl meets Boy. Girl and Boy are immigrants, Girl and Boy give shelter to each other in troubled...

Or: And Now Time doth Waste Me A bright spark in a enclosed world, Divine G (Colman Domingo) a prisoner in the Sing Sing Correctional...

Or: Constellations From the void, it forms. A whole galaxy, a whole life, coalesces on the BCT stage. Under Tracy Sunderland’s direction,...

Or: Notes from a Dyspeptic Son Based on Perceive Everett’s novel Erasure, American Fiction tells of a story of family trouble, Black...

Or: “Thanks, Jupiter!” Cymbeline is a hard show. Hard to stage, hard to parse, hard to summarize. I’ve long had a game of trying to sum...

Or: You Dark Horse You Is there a more melancholy face than Ralph Fiennes? Through he’s made his name playing explosive wizards, nazis,...

Or: Checks and Deltas High school senior Rori (Zoe Kelly) is doing her best. She has a SMARTgoals planner, Hailey her girlfriend...

Or: Don’t Try This At Home. Let’s be honest with ourselves; we came to watch the Fall Guy for the stunts. Based on the 80’s television...

Or: Become a better person. Kill the old one. Murder gets a bad rap. Yes, yes most of the time it’s terrible, and senseless, and just...