LPO Rep brings Steel Magnolias play to the Panida
By Ben Olson
Reader Staff
Since its founding five years ago, Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theatre has created some memorable moments on the Panida Theater main stage. Led by Keely …
By Ben Olson
Reader Staff
Since its founding five years ago, Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theatre has created some memorable moments on the Panida Theater main stage. Led by Keely …
By Soncirey Mitchell
Reader Staff
Local playwright Teresa Pesce has channeled her inner Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in her new murder mystery Sherlock, presented by Sandpoint Onstage at the …
It is time to get serious about protecting our children
By Christian Rose
Reader Contributor
The last time anyone at Stoneman Douglas High School remembers seeing Jr. ROTC Cadet Peter …
By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff
It’s one of the iconic works of the English language. It’s among the most-performed plays in theater. And it’s coming to Sandpoint.
Following up on …
By Cameron Barnes
Reader Staff
Being the macho man that I am, I once refused to see plays when I lived near Broadway in New York. Shortly after, my father …
By Kate McAlister
Reader Contributor
I remember asking my son about his writing techniques and how could he sit and write, literally for days at a time until the poem, …
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