Boise State Theatre Arts Presents Fahrenheit 451

Boise State University's Department of Theatre, Film and Creative Writing brings Ray Bradbury's dystopian classic to the stage. The production adapts the 1953 novel, which envisions a future where books are outlawed and firemen burn any that are found. Audiences follow Guy Montag, a fireman who grows disillusioned with his role in censoring literature and destroying knowledge, eventually committing himself to preserving literary and cultural writings.

Set in the Morrison Center, the performance offers a thought-provoking exploration of censorship and the power of media, themes that remain relevant today. As a university theatre production, attendees can expect a compelling interpretation of this enduring story, brought to life by student and faculty artists. The evening provides an opportunity to experience a classic work of literature in a live theatrical setting.