JAHC presents ‘The Middle of Everywhere’

Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is delighted to present “The Middle of Everywhere,” performed by WONDERHEADS, a multi-award winning physical theatre company specializing in mask performance and exquisite visual storytelling for adults and children.

In “The Middle of Everywhere,” two unlikely strangers discover a mysterious device at a bus stop. They are whisked away on a cosmic journey through time and space. But will they claim their place in the universe and find their way home? The Middle of Everywhere is performed in full-face mask, a form so magical it will delight the child in you, whether you’re eight or eighty. Wordless and whimsical, it has been described by audiences as watching a living cartoon, or live-action Pixar.

The performance will be at Juneau-Douglas High School on March 21, 2016 at 7 pm. Tickets are on sale now at The Juneau Arts & Culture Center, Hearthside Books, and at www.jahc.org. Tickets range from $5 for UAS Students and children, to $30 for adults. Student and Senior pricing is available as well. JAHC Passes are available at $80 for any four Season 42 concert tickets (general seating), a special offer we now provide to the public.

 

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