Production:

Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon

Location:

Stage II

Evening Dates:

October 3-6, 10-13

Evening Times:

7:30 p.m.

Matinee Dates:

October 6,7,13 & 14

Matinee Times:

2:00 p.m.

Prices:

$12 general admission and $10 for students (non Boise State), Boise State alumni, military and seniors. Full-time Boise State students, faculty and staff receive one free ticket (pick-up at the SUB info desk). All other tickets available through Select-a-Seat or at the box office, depending on availability.

Description:

Neil Simon's classic comedy about young newlyweds Corrie and Pail adjusting to married life--and to each other--in a six-story Manhattan walkup. Paul is a strait-laced attorney and Corrie a far more spontaneous free spirit. The two must content with a lack of heat, a skylight with a gaping hold, eccentric neighbors, and adjusting to married life. Mr. Simon's 1963 masterpiece, his first Broadway smash, was a valentine to his wife Joan and to the joyful tribulations of being young, untried and uninhibited in the big city.

Production:

You Can't Take It With You by Kaufman & Hart

Location:

Special Events Center

Evening Dates:

November 15-17

Evening Times:

7:30 p.m.

Matinee Dates:

November 17-18

Matinee Times:

2:00 p.m.

Prices:

$12 general admission and $10 for students (non Boise State), Boise State alumni, military and seniors. Full-time Boise State students, faculty and staff receive one free ticket (pick-up at the SUB info desk). All other tickets available through Select-a-Seat or at the box office, depending on availability.

Description:

You Can't Take it With You opened in New York in December of 1936 to instant critical and popular acclaim. This Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy relates the humorous encounter between a very conservative family and the wild and crazy household of Grandpa Martin Vanderhof. Grandpa's family of idiosyncratic individuals amuse with their energetic physical antics and inspire with their wholehearted pursuit of happiness. Kaufman and Hart fill the stage with chaotic activity from beginning to end.

Production:

The Gondoliers by Gilbert & Sullivan

Location:

Special Events Center

Evening Dates:

March 14 & 15

Evening Times:

7:30 p.m.

Matinee Dates:

March 16

Matinee Times:

2:00 p.m.

Prices:

$12 general admission and $10 for students (non Boise State), Boise State alumni, military and seniors. Full-time Boise State students, faculty and staff receive one free ticket (pick-up at the SUB info desk). No tickets will be sold ahead of time, all tickets available at the door 1 hour prior to performance.

Description:

Two just-married Venetian gondoliers are informed by the Grand Inquisitor that one of them has just become the King of "Barataria", but only their foster mother, presently at large, knows which one. As Barataria needs a king to put down unrest in the country, they travel there to reign jointly, leaving their wives behind in Venice until the old lady can be interviewed. it turns out that the kind was wed in infancy to the beautiful daughter of the Spanish Duke of Plaza Toro, and so it seems he is an unintentional bigamist. Of course, the beutiful daughter is in love with a common servant! When the young Spaniard and the two Venetian wives all show up wanting to know which of them is queen, complications arise.

Production:

Two Rooms by Lee Blessing

Location:

Stage II

Evening Dates:

April 10-12, 17-19, 24-26

Evening Times:

7:30 p.m.

Matinee Dates:

April 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 & 27

Matinee Times:

2:00 p.m.

Prices:

$12 general admission and $10 for students (non Boise State), Boise State alumni, military and seniors. Full-time Boise State students, faculty and staff receive one free ticket (pick-up at the SUB info desk). All other tickets available through Select-a-Seat or at the box office, depending on availability.

Description:

Michael, an American professor, has been taken hostage in Beirut. Back in the States, his wife Lanie awaits word of his fate. Michael is being held and tortured in a small room by Shi'ite Muslims. Laine imposes her own form of self-inflicted torture in a second room, stripped of furnishings, that was once Michael's den. Two Rooms is playwright Lee Blessings's tale of one man's captivity and the roller-coaster ride of hope and frustration his wife endures half a world away.