Opal Theatre Company

Opal Theatre Company entertains, provokes, and inspires audiences with world-class and ambitious theatrical experiences for the Treasure Valley. Without your monthly support, we cannot produce a season of shows or another year of free-to-attend readings: 


Opal's name is a direct call to the Gem State's most precious and abundant gem. The two guiding pillars of the company are directly reflected in what an opal is to the state of Idaho. It is precious; being a rare and integral part of this state. Opals are also eclectic in shape, color, and size. Opal Theatre Company aims to be precious to the community we serve and eclectic in the work we produce and the audience we impact. 

Please support us on Patreon, by visiting opaltheatre.org, and by coming to our shows and readings. Thank you!

Past Readings and Productions










The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson: February 2019
Bleeding Hearts by Steve Yockey: April 2019
The Humans by Stephen Karam - December 2018
The Minotaur by Ann Ziegler - November 2018
10x10, 10 minute Plays - August 2018
How To Steal A Picasso by William Missouri Downs - June 2018
Pluto by Steve Yockey - April 2018
Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson - February 2018
John by Annie Baker - December 2017


Pictured: Daniel (left) and Josh (right) in Taming of the Shrew by the Boise Bard Players 2018

Artistic Director Josh Rippy has worked with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival for seven seasons and Boise Contemporary Theater for two. Josh’s career in the theatre has taken him to Washington D.C., NYC, Detroit, Portland and finally back home. He has a degree from Boise State University in Theater Arts and a Masters in Directing from the University of Portland. If you can’t find Josh in a theater in the valley, he is probably outdoors re-acquainting himself with the wonders of Idaho.

Managing Director Daniel Vogt is a Seattle-Tacoma transplant who has worked on and off stage since he was 16. His roles include lighting designer, sound designer, writer, director, and actor. Daniel has worked and studied with a range of academic, professional, fringe, and community theatre-makers in the Puget Sound, Seattle University, Washington State University, and now in the Treasure Valley. Keep your eyes peeled for him riding his bike with his family or enjoying popcorn at the movies.