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Treasure Valley Children's Theatre brings Idaho history to life in interactive show

Shelly Ellis teaches fourth-grade students in a classroom.
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Shelly Ellis teaches fourth-grade students in a classroom.

The Treasure Valley Children's Theatre is giving students a new and fun way to learn about Idaho history in their upcoming production of “Where in the Capitol Is Ida?”

The interactive experience gives kids a chance to solve clues and ask questions about our state and how government works, and it’s funded in part by Boise’s Arts & History grant program.

Allison Terenzio-Moody, the theater’s executive director and producer, and Noah Moody, director and associate educator, joined Idaho Matters to talk more about the production.

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