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 Joshua Morgan, Emily Townley, Felipe Cabezas, Michael Russotto and Kimberly Gilbert in the Woolly Mammoth   production of A Bright New Boise. Photos by Stan Barouh.There   no shortage of man-made and natural disasters, political upheavals, economic collapse and nationwide pessimism dominating the current state of affairs. This bleak societal backdrop sets the stage for the religious fervor and search for deliverance at the heart of Samuel D. Hunter   play, A Bright New Boise, at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre in Washington, D.C.While the play delves into big existential questions about religion and the search for meaning, Hunter   story is heartbreaking and humorous. The play takes stanley cup  place in employee break room of a Hobby Lobby, a fictionalized big-box crafts store in Boise, Idaho. The ensemble of employees is a comedic set of misfits, each struggling to find th af1 eir way. The play   central character, Will, is a piously religious man who arrives at the Hobby Lobby after fleeing his small hometown where his end of days church was embroiled in a scandal. He reconciles the disappointing world around him with his belief in the coming rapture.As secular humanists in this country, our initial reaction is just to say that fundamentalists believe because they are either dumb or crazy, says Hunter, who grew up in Idaho and attended a fundamentalist Christian high school. Instead, he s adidas originals trives to give a