July 1 - August 14, 2010
Two Great Shows - 1 Great Summer!
RAVENS RADIO HOUR THE SUMMER EDITION
By Jack Dalton and Ed Bourgeios, A hilarious romp through Alaska's Native cultures! Based on legends, stories and present-day occurrences, Raven's Radio Hour is a two-hour show based on a a 40s-style radio variety show, hosted by Raven, the quintessential creator/trickster of all Alaska's Native cultures, and some of the most talented, funny Alaska Native actors in the modern world! Raven's Radio Hour, a two-hour show!
Thursday, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12 @7pm
Friday, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 20, August 6, 13 @7pm
Saturday, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, August 7, 14@7pm
Sunday, July 4, 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8 @3pm
TRUE TALES OF THE FROZEN NORTH (reprise)
Created by and performed by Alaska's Master Storyteller Linda Benson and featuring CTC favorite Scarlet Kittylee Boudreaux. Chills! Thrills! Laughs and just plain FUN! The real Alaska!
Monday, July 5, 19, August 2 @4pm @ 4pm
(note, every other Monday)
Tuesday, July 6, 13, 20, August 3, 10 @7pm
Wednesday, July 7, 14, 21, August 4, 11 @7pm
DARK - July 26, 27, 28
August 27 - September 12 SOUVENIR
By Stephen Temperley. Directed by Bill Farbis. Starring Kate Egan and Jerry Steichen. A fantasia on the life of Florence Foster Jenkins. A heartfelt wickedly funny look at self perception and friendship.
October 1-17 SEAFARER
By Conor McPherson. Directed by Krista Schwarting. This play is by the Irish Playwright that the NY Times called probably the finest playwright of his generation. This rich and comedic play will ambush you and haunt you for days later
October 29-November 21 World Premieres
WINTER BEAR
By Alaska State Writer Anne Hanley A native Alaskan youth is plotting to commit suicide when he is sentenced to cut wood for Elder Sydney Huntington. When a Winter Bear terrorizes the village, the old man and the boy must combine their knowledge of old Koyukon hunting ways and video games to subdue the bear. Plays in rep with...
ASSIMILATION
by Jack Dalton.From the mind of Alaska's foremost Native storyteller comes a play that asks the question: Is it right to do a good thing in a bad way? Taking place in an unknown time, Earth is not as we know it. Three white students are attending a Native boarding school, where the Native teacher and administrator are doing everything they can to assimilate them, to make them give up their "heathen and godless" white ways, and become "real human beings".
December 3-22 THIS IS WHERE WE CAME IN
By Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Janet Stoneburner. This is a fractured fairy tales family treat for the holidays by one of England's most renown and prolific playwrights.