
B4UDie Comedy Festival: Laughs Across Alaska
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Alaskas B4UDie Comedy Festival returns for its sixth year, featuring national comedians like Todd Glass and local talent across over twenty shows in various cities. Highlights include Kevin Smiths storytelling, an uplifting play, Ghostland Observatorys laser show, a charity event, an opera performance, and a family-friendly dance event.
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It's March 26th. You're listening to Anchorage News today, AI Power Local News. I'm Corey with The Story. Alaska's biggest comedy festival, B4U Die, is back for its sixth year, running from March 26th through April 4th. It features dozens of comedians, including national names like Todd Glass and top local talent, with over 20 shows across Anchorage and spots like Takitna, Cordova, Seward, Homer, Juno, Fairbanks, Sterling, and Wacilla. Anchorage hosts the bulk of the action at half a dozen venues, mixing theme nights, improv, roast battles, brunch shows, and late night laughs. Meanwhile, fans can catch filmmaker and comedian Kevin Smith live Thursday and Friday at 7.30 PM, at Discovery Theater, sharing stories from, hits like clerks and mall rats. Other highlights include the uplifting play with love, and a major organ at Cironos Theater, Friday through Sunday, and Ghostland Observatories, laser-packed show Friday and Saturday, at
Bear Tooth. The empty bowl project, Saturday at the Denyna Center, fights hunger with soup, auctions, and handmade bowls for a good cause. Saturday brings Giuseppe Verde's tragic opera Aida by the Anchorage Symphony and Opera at Atwood Concert Hall, plus Cuban percussionist Pedrito, Martinez at Discovery Theater. Police Jans for Fam's Bunny Hop at Bear Tooth offers family dancing and prizes for kids 10 and under. Check the festival site or venues for tickets and full schedules to catch the fun before it wraps up.
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