A Bright New Boise

A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter is a play published by Samuel French in 2011, consisting of 78 pages. This work presents an earnest comedy that explores the complexities of modern faith through its characters, set against the backdrop of a corporate break room in a craft store in Idaho. The narrative follows Will, who has left his rural hometown following a scandal at his Evangelical church, as he navigates his new life and the unexpected events that unfold.

Readers will find a blend of humor and black comedy as the story unfolds, focusing on themes of belief and redemption. The play features a cast of five characters, including three males and two females, and delves into the meager profits of faith in contemporary society. With its unique setting and engaging dialogue, A Bright New Boise offers a thought-provoking look at the intersection of personal struggles and communal faith within the realm of American drama.