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Tim True, Michael O'Connell, Valerie Stevens and Stephanie Gaslin in <i>Recent Tragic Events</i> (2005) Damon Kupper in <i>Dirty Story</i> (2005)
A Bright New Boise
photos by Owen Carey
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Owen Carey
A Bright New Boise
by Samuel D. Hunter
May 31, 2013 through June 23, 2013
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 2:00pm

Third Rail is thrilled to introduce Portland to another Obie-winner, Samuel D. Hunter, and his bright new comedy about some very serious things, A BRIGHT NEW BOISE. Something’s coming to make things right. Something’s coming to ease your pain. Something’s coming to set you free. Something’s coming... Something’s coming... Something’s here? What are the odds of God’s final act taking place in the parking lot of a big-box store? Better than you might think. This shocking and hilarious examination of rural America’s love-hate relationship with religion will rock your preconceived notions as surely as it will break your heart.

To order online click the links below or call us at 503-235-1101.
You can also purchase over the counter at PCPA Box Office – 1111 SW Broadway.
*Please note prices may be subject to service fees.


Adults $33.25-$41.25, Seniors $27.25-$33.25, Under 30 $22.25

Location
Winningstad Theatre
1111 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97205
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Cast:
Andy Lee-Hillstrom
Jacklyn Maddux
Chris Murray
Kerry Ryan
Tim True
Artistic:
Director - John Vreeke
Production Manager - Don Crossley
Production Manager - Cameron McFee
Technical Director - Demetri Pavlatos
Set Design - Larry Larsen
Lighting Design - Don Crossley
Sound Design - Cecil Everett
Video Design - Isaac Lamb
Scenic Construction - Lunar Theatrical
Costume Design - Emily Horton
Props Master - Drew Dannhorn
Production:
Stage Manager - Michelle Jazuk
Master Electrician - TBD
Light Board Op - Jennifer Lin
Deck Hand/Venue Steward - Jen Raynak
Assistant Technical Director - Jason Stanley
Reviews:

"It’s both delicate and dark, a portrayal that reminds that no matter how long you’ve lived, you never, ever know what’s really going on in someone else’s head." - The Washington Post



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1111 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97205
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121 SW Salmon Street
Portland, OR 97204
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PO Box 96063
Portland, OR 97296
503-235-1101








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