POCATELLO — Idaho State University is proud to announce the continuation of its longstanding partnership with Farm Bureau, which has pledged $150,000 to sponsor ISU's Summer Community Theatre over the next five years. This generous contribution ensures ongoing support for the beloved theatre production, a cultural staple in the Pocatello community.

A special celebration will take place Friday at noon at the Stephens Performing Arts Center to honor Farm Bureau's commitment. The event will include remarks by ISU President Robert Wagner, Farm Bureau CEO Todd Argall and ISU Theatre faculty. The 2025 Summer Theatre production and the full 2025-2026 theatre season will also be announced.

"We are deeply grateful for Farm Bureau's continued support of ISU's Summer Theatre," said Tara Smith, ISU director of community engagement. "Their generous contribution not only strengthens our theater program but also ensures we can continue offering high-quality, accessible entertainment that brings our community together."

The ISU Summer Theatre, with the ongoing support from Farm Bureau, provides a platform for local talent and offers affordable entertainment for the entire Pocatello community. This partnership reinforces ISU's commitment to promoting arts and culture in Southeastern Idaho.

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