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Samuel D. Hunter

theater review Feb. 21, 2023

Hellfire at Hobby Lobby in A Bright New BoiseSamuel D. Hunter’s early play returns to the New York stage.

By Jackson McHenry
theater review May 2, 2022

Two Men, Twin Falls: Samuel Hunter’s A Case for the Existence of GodSamuel D. Hunter’s play about male friendship, latter-day American desperation, and the passage of time.

By Helen Shaw

theater review Dec. 10, 2019

Theater Review: Greater Clements, a Small-Town Drama Without the TownDown into the midwestern darkness, at a little spot that’s about to disappear from the map.

By Helen Shaw
theater review Oct. 26, 2018

Theater Review: At the Far End of America, Lewiston/Clarkston Finds a CostcoA play in two parts, plus barbecued chicken.

By Sara Holdren
theater review Dec. 16, 2014

Theater Review: Bad Food and Worse Family Dynamics in PocatelloIdaho darkness and lots of gluten.

By Jesse Green
stage dive Nov. 7, 2012

Theater Review: Communing With a 600-Pound Man in The WhaleShuler Hensley, big star.

By Scott Brown
stage dive Sept. 28, 2010

Stage Dive: The Small-Town Desperation of A Bright New BoiseThis is a rube tragedy — a respectful and honest-feeling one, for a change.

By Scott Brown