Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
New Dates Confirmed
Fri. March 7 -7:30pm
Sat. March 8 - 2pm Matinee and 7:30pm Show
Mon. March 10 -7:30pm
Tue. March 11- 7:30pm
Please note the new dates for Bright New Boise are confirmed and will follow the schedule of the original scheduled dates, Your current tickets/QR codes will be accepted at the door! There is no need to exchange your tickets. If you cannot attend the performance you originally selected or cannot attend any of the new dates please call our Box Office Tuesday-Thursday 1pm until 6pm at 718-951-4500.
New Workshop Theater
Ticket Price: $15 general (discounts available for students, faculty, staff, veterans, and seniors)
Will, a man seeking a new life and redemption after a scandal at his evangelical church, takes a job in Boise, Idaho to reconnect with his estranged son, Alex. While Alex grapples with the entry of his birth father into his life, Will encounters other employees who are all wrestling with their own demons. Discussions of faith, relationships and expectations endure in the intimate setting of a Hobby Lobby breakroom.
Presented by Brooklyn College Department of Theater and the Graduate Organization of Directors of Theatre
Content warning: Strong language, religious extremism (Christianity), and a panic attack portrayed on stage; references to suicide, death, kidnapping, and rape.
Fri. March 7 -7:30pm
Sat. March 8 - 2pm Matinee and 7:30pm Show
Mon. March 10 -7:30pm
Tue. March 11- 7:30pm
Please note the new dates for Bright New Boise are confirmed and will follow the schedule of the original scheduled dates, Your current tickets/QR codes will be accepted at the door! There is no need to exchange your tickets. If you cannot attend the performance you originally selected or cannot attend any of the new dates please call our Box Office Tuesday-Thursday 1pm until 6pm at 718-951-4500.
New Workshop Theater
Ticket Price: $15 general (discounts available for students, faculty, staff, veterans, and seniors)
Will, a man seeking a new life and redemption after a scandal at his evangelical church, takes a job in Boise, Idaho to reconnect with his estranged son, Alex. While Alex grapples with the entry of his birth father into his life, Will encounters other employees who are all wrestling with their own demons. Discussions of faith, relationships and expectations endure in the intimate setting of a Hobby Lobby breakroom.
Presented by Brooklyn College Department of Theater and the Graduate Organization of Directors of Theatre
Content warning: Strong language, religious extremism (Christianity), and a panic attack portrayed on stage; references to suicide, death, kidnapping, and rape.
