Tickets to Wolf at the Door & Gaslight now available!

ANCHORAGE

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Promotional poster for the play "Wolf at the Door" by Marisela Treviño Orta, directed by Rio Alberto, running December 4 to December 13 at the UAA Fine Arts Mainstage. The dark, textured poster features a large black silhouette of a wolf's head with glowing white eyes and two shadowy hands reaching down toward a tiny red figure standing in an open doorway.

Isadora dreams of a life free from her abusive husband, Septimo. When a mysterious pregnant woman named Yolot appears on the grounds of their hacienda seeking shelter from the snow, Septimo devises a plot against her. Can Isadora find the strength to stand up to him? Can she and Yolot find a way to help each other? As a pack of wolves closes in on the hacienda, Isadora must decide what price she’ll pay for her own freedom. Wolf at the Door is part of a cycle of fairy tales Marisela Treviño Orta is writing inspired by Latino folklore and mythology.

Wolf at the Door contains strong adult themes, including domestic violence, and is recommended for those 16 and over.

JUNEAU

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A promotional theater poster for "Gaslight" presented by KTOO and Perseverance Theatre. Against a dark purple background, the pale face of a woman in Victorian attire appears inside the glowing glass globe of a vintage streetlamp, while the dark silhouette of a man in a top hat and overcoat stands to the left. Below the lamp, text reads: "Gaslight, February 27 - March 14, 2027, By Steven Dietz, Based on the original play by Patrick Hamilton, Directed by Molly Smith. Tickets at ptalaska.org."

Perseverance Theatre founder Molly Smith returns to direct this psychological thriller adapted by Steven Dietz from Patrick Hamilton’s hit 1939 play (which inspired the 1944 film starring Ingrid Bergman). Gaslight thrillingly delves into the horrors of psychological abuse, where the truth is fickle for characters and audience alike. With undertones of Sherlock Holmes and film noir, it’s a story replete with mystery, double-crosses and the injustice of emotional abuse.

In this turn-of-the-century Victorian thriller, strange things start to happen to the newlyweds Bella and Jack as their seemingly perfect marriage devolves into something sinister. Why is the attic door locked? Whose footsteps wander the halls at night? And is that gaslight flickering… or not? Bella’s reality is twisted, forcing her to question both the truth and her husband’s intentions in this haunting thriller based on the acclaimed play and classic film that gave rise to 2022’s word of the year: “gaslight.”

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