(1961-1962) Lumir A. Gerner’s name is woven into the very fabric of Boise Little Theater history. Over more than three decades of service, Lumir filled nearly every role imaginable—director, actor, house manager, business manager, board member, and coordinator of past presidents. His enduring leadership and creative vision helped shape the theater’s identity and ensure its […]
(1960-1961) James “Jim” C. Branson was a cornerstone of Boise Little Theater for over two decades, known for his tireless dedication, versatility, and deep-rooted love for every part of the theatrical process. Serving as President during the 1960–61 season, Jim’s involvement extended far beyond leadership—he was a true theater polymath whose contributions touched nearly every […]
(1959-1960) J. Edwin Spence—known affectionately around the Boise Little Theater as Ed—was a pillar of the community whose contributions spanned every corner of the stage and beyond. From his first appearance as Inspector Hubbard in Dial “M” for Murder in 1956, Ed quickly became an indispensable presence, serving as actor, director, stage manager, set builder, […]