Opening Night Club

Hosts Kevin and Skyler discuss the first week of activities as emcees at Leavenworth's Octoberfest.  Musical acts, steinholding, and party games are analyzed and they lay out all of the upcoming opening nights.

Hosts Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss the opening night of a project from the new organization The Siren Project, and they discuss the recently announced cast list for the production of Hamlet at the Numerica PAC.

Hosts Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss the opening night of Quincy Valley Allied Arts production of 'A Grand Night For Singing', as wells as the Vancouver Fringe Festival and Wenatchee's 'Night Market On The Ave'.

Hosts Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill talk about Skyler's trip to Kyrgyzstan and the World Nomad Games.  The cast lists for several upcoming shows are discussed along with the fall gatherings at MTW and Masquers Theater.

Host Kevin McKee sits down with Lana Bromiley to discuss leading the theater program at Wenatchee Valley College, her work with Stage Kids, and directing the Eastmont High School musicals.

Hosts Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill report on Third Job Theater's production of Shakespeare's Macbeth.  They also discuss upcoming auditions and the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan.    

Host Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss the latest Mini-Quest Tavern production The Murder Mystery at the Feywild Massacre-ade.  They also discuss the upcoming opening night of Macbeth and the closing night of 1776

Host Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss Leavenworth Summer Theater's production of Bright Star starring Rachel Powers, and also discuss the recently announced cast list for Urinetown, the musical.  

Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss the most recent Short Shakespearean production of As You Like It, and Skyler dives deep into the historical background of serfdom.

Hosts Kevin McKee and Skyler Cuthill discuss the Leavenworth Summer Theater production of 'Anything Goes' and do a deep dive into the actual history around the Hot August Nights production of '1776'.