As usual, the ensemble ran a tightly-paced, vaudeville-style mix of song, dance, slide shows (with just three bare backsides this time) and what Whitekeys calls “snotty political humor.”
Jill Bess, whose experience as a mother informed “Mommy Dance," wrote “The Old Woman Who Lost Her Voice” after she developed trismus -- and literally couldn’t speak for about months.
Since the mid-1980s, his Anchorage musical revues have celebrated Spam, duct tape, snow, moose nuggets, small planes and the sheer cussedness of the Last Frontier.
The Newsboys Strike of 1899 is the inspiration for “Disney’s Newsies: The Musical,” opening at the Glenn Massay Theater in Palmer.
Cyrano’s is putting on a holiday production based on a character from Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.”
A touring company will perform the Tony Award-winning musical a dozen times in Anchorage this month.
Sometimes life throws curveballs right when we’re at our most financially vulnerable. But as adults, it’s up to us to deal - and the Permanent Fund dividend is a good way to start to be prepared.
There are some familiar faces - hello, Celtic Women, Puddles the Clown - and some unexpected twists, i.e. "Book of Mormon" and comedian Tig Notaro.
There’s something for pretty much everyone. Read on for some of the highlights.
Theater review: Sitting in the audience was like taking a table at the Spitfire itself. But while it's based on the mid-'90s movie, this musical is a completely different animal (especially the ending).
At heart, "Sudsy Slim Rides Again" is an old-fashioned oater in the tradition of “square-jawed lawman comes to small town to set things right.”
Thanks to greenhouses and hydroponic setups, you can chow down on fresh greens and herbs right now.
