Foss finds home in Moscow

UI Theater professor nominated for five Jeff Awards University of Idaho Theater Arts professor Matt Foss is unable to attend the 42nd annual Non-Equity Jeff Awards ceremony in Chicago, for […]

Seeking Shakespeare

UI students modernize Shakespeare’s ‘Cymbeline’ The posters are everywhere. Long hair draped over one shoulder, a cardboard crown and a smile hidden behind a finger mustache. Park Williams thinks it’s […]

The one that stuck

Through trial and error, directing He has tried many roles. He’s been a soccer star, a political satirist, an olfactory professional and a poet. It was all interesting, until it […]

For the sake of fine art

Students should attend and support fine arts events on campus Moscow might be the heart of the arts, but the city’s motto seems to be lost on many University of […]

Onward and upward

Two UI students advance to national theater festival For University of Idaho junior Kadin McGreevy, the opportunity to compete in a national theater competition stemmed from the friendship and camaraderie […]

Quest to save Earth

Student-produced performance free on Valentine’s Day Senior composition major Nick Mitchell confident about his upcoming collaborative musical theater production. “If they don’t laugh at least once, they can slap me […]

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Succinct stories

Ten-minute Play Festival features UI playwrights Going big in show business doesn’t necessarily mean going long, as the plays featured in the University of Idaho’s 10-minute Play Festival this week […]

A new direction for Dickens

Production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ takes Dickens in a new direction Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” is a classic that cannot be bound to the form of literature alone, said […]