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Morrison Center Prepares For Upcoming 'Broadway in Boise' Season

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Today we’re looking ahead to the end of 2020 and into next year, as we dream about enjoying the arts. For years now, The Morrison Center has hosted “Broadway in Boise.” The upcoming season was just announced, which will feature "Hamilton," "Cats" and several more well-known musicals. 

 

Laura Kendall is the executive director of the Morrison Center and joins Idaho Matters live remotely to talk more about the upcoming season. 

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