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Article
Book Review: Retired BSU Professor Details Boise's Fascinating Theatrical History
The Idaho Statesman
(2017)
Abstract
In his 2013 work “Pioneer Theatre in the Boise Basin: 1863-1899,” Dr. Charles Lauterbach examined the historical circumstances that allowed Boise to earn its status as a bona-fide “show town” at the beginning of the 20th century. His latest book, “The Golden Age of Boise Theatre: 1900-1920,” picks up where “Pioneer Theatre” left off, detailing the heyday of live theatrical performance in the city. Lauterbach’s book is an engaging reference work that celebrates a fascinating era in Boise’s cultural history.
Disciplines
Publication Date
September 1, 2017
Citation Information
Gwyn Hervochon. "Book Review: Retired BSU Professor Details Boise's Fascinating Theatrical History" The Idaho Statesman (2017) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/gwyn_hervochon/19/