Boise Contemporary Theater

“During the holidays, I always find myself reflecting on those bonds with family. I’m sure everybody does.”

“By starting to speak about it and then being moved emotionally, it is definitely relatable.”

In 2019, a new play opened in New York called "What the Constitution Means to Me," and it was a hit, now it’s coming to Boise contemporary theater.

The Lynn Nottage play comes to Boise.

Boise Contemporary Theater is bringing Lynn Nottage's play, "Clyde's" to the stage this weekend. Nottage is the only woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for drama twice.

Variety calls it "a flavor-bomb of a comedy."

Thanksgiving may have ended, but over at the Boise Contemporary Theater they're still celebrating the holiday, though not in the way you may think. It's with their new production of "The Thanksgiving Play."

Next week, the Boise Contemporary Theater will be bringing playwrights, actors and directors together for the third annual BIPOC Playwrights Festival.

Next week the Boise Contemporary Theater will begin previews for their latest production, The Christians. A play about a pastor, a congregation and one sermon that will challenge the faith of its church.

"Tiny Beautiful Things" is one of the most anticipated productions in recent memory for Boise Contemporary Theater. And the production’s director, Donna Jean Fogel and Marissa Price who plays Sugar, the anonymous advice columnist at the center of the play, visit with Morning Edition host George Prentice to preview BCT’s soon-to-open show.