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.

 

More in Neighbors

A reflection of a cold-water dip in Sitka Sound. (Photo by Bethany Goodrich)
Woven Peoples and Place: We are coming out of the water

For the second year, the Sustainable Southeast Partnership is releasing “Woven” as… Continue reading

(Photo by Gina Del Rosario)
Living and Growing: The call to pray the rosary

In many of the Marian Apparitions all over the world, the Blessed… Continue reading

Rich chocolate cream pie. (Photo by Patty Schied)
Cooking For Pleasure: Rich chocolate cream pie

About once a year I indulge myself with chocolate cream pie, using… Continue reading

Brent Merten is the pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, Juneau. (Courtesy photo)
Living and Growing: It wasn’t ropes or nails

Christianity Today published an online article during Holy Week titled, “Was Jesus… Continue reading

Jennifer Moses is a student rabbi at Congregation Sukkat Shalom. (Photo provided by Jennifer Moses)
Living and Growing: How we live our lives and pass on our values to our children

When my mother was dying of the breast cancer that had spread… Continue reading

Decluttering starts with making room on a desk for a list. (Winnie Au/The New York Times)
Gimme A Smile: Declutter like a boss

I’m trying to declutter. I pronounce those words in the same abashed… Continue reading

(Michael Penn / Juneau Empire file photo)
Living and Growing: It is all about the resurrection

This past weekend Christians celebrated the resurrection of Jesus. His resurrection from… Continue reading

Tortilla “dry soup” ready to consume. (Photo by Patty Schied)
Cooking For Pleasure: Tortilla ‘dry soup’ (sopa seca de tortillas)

This recipe is based upon one in an old Mexican cookbook I’ve… Continue reading

A rainbow spans the University of Alaska Southeast campus in September of 2024. (University of Alaska Southeast photo)
Sustainable Alaska: Reading relations

For the program’s 14th iteration, UAS’s One Campus, One Book committee selected… Continue reading

(Photo provided by Gina Del Rosario)
Living and Growing: Holy Week

Filipinos are known all over the world for their strong faith in… Continue reading

The downtown Juneau cruise ship dock on a clear March day. (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Empire file photo)
Living and Growing: Seeking joy during times of great uncertainty

“This is the greatest act of power I have come to know:… Continue reading

Mary’s extreme bars, ready to slice. (Photo by Patty Schied)
Cooking For Pleasure: Mary’s extreme bars

For at least 20 years, my sister Mary Watson has been making… Continue reading