(1975-1976) Charles “Chuck” Mary brought quiet strength, steady leadership, and wide-ranging talent to Boise Little Theater for more than two decades. Beginning with his role as Inspector Pember in Ten Minute Alibi in 1964, Chuck quickly became a regular presence both onstage and behind the scenes. An accomplished character actor, Chuck left memorable impressions as […]
(1973-1975, 1984-1985) Don Mummert’s name is synonymous with Boise Little Theater. From his first appearance on stage in 1953 as Stephen Spettigue in Charley’s Aunt, Don went on to leave his mark on virtually every aspect of BLT’s productions and operations. His extraordinary contributions span over seven decades, more than 100 productions, and countless roles—onstage, […]
(1972-1973) Everett Andrews was a guiding light—literally and figuratively—at Boise Little Theater for over two decades. With his roots in technical theater and a steady hand in leadership, Everett’s contributions helped shape the backstage operations that made countless productions possible. He served as President during the 1972–73 season, coinciding with BLT’s 25th Anniversary—a milestone he […]