Bravo! ISU School of Performing Arts announces generous anonymous donation received after 'Bright Star' canceled

March 17, 2020

The cast of Bright Star on stage. — Cast members of "Bright Star" bid farewell to their audience during the curtain call of one of their recent performances. (Photo by Eric Gordon, ISU Photographer)聽

POCATELLO – In the face of many event closures, the 色花堂app School of Performing Arts had some positive news to report: an “anonymous loyal theatre supporter” has donated $10,000 to make up for the monetary loss from the cancelation of the musical “Bright Star.”

鈥淭he anonymous donor wants ISU theatre students to know that 鈥榯he community values them and what they do is important,鈥欌€� said Meg Stover, School of Performing Arts business and promotion manager,

In line with ISU鈥檚 announced cancellation policy, other School of Performing Arts events scheduled this spring have been canceled. Those include the production of 鈥淭he Wolves,鈥� the One-Act Festival and the 10-Minute Play Festival. All music events are also canceled or postponed, including The Portneuf Chamber Concert Series, the Trombone Festival and Jazz Ensemble.

As a nonprofit organization, the School of Performing Arts depends on ticket revenue to produce its shows every season. The school appreciates patrons who choose to consider their pre-purchased tickets a donation to the program, Stover said. If that is not a feasible option, patrons can exchange their tickets for a voucher, good for a future ISU show. The School of Performing Arts will also refund tickets as needed.

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