Nat Vickers

Rogue Show Preview: Klondike Kate’s Sourdough Reunion Show

IN THE February 13 ISSUE

FROM THE 2019 Articles,
andArts & Entertainment SECTIONS

by Nat Vickers

At one point in history, almost every major North American city boasted a Pantages theatre, a lavish affair that featured the best of touring theatre and Vaudeville. The empire of theatres was built, in name, by magnate Alexander Pantages, a Greek immigrant who had ostensibly struck it rich in the Klondike gold rush, and returned south able to fulfill his lifelong dream of being an artist. But…that wasn’t the whole story.

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Rogue Reviews 2018!

IN THE March 3 ISSUE

FROM THE 2018 Articles,
andArts & Entertainment,
andMusic,
andTerrance V. Mc Arthur,
andTheatre SECTIONS

by KRL Staff

Throughout the week we will be posting reviews here of Rogue shows! Check back several times a day! And then go out and enjoy the Rogue Festival! So far we have reviews of Hotter Than Potter, Babe in the Hollywood, The Paranormal Pair, Meddle to the Petal , ASS or How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bong, Neighborhood Watch, S’Will, School of Fish, Bikeface, Mansplaining, Does Fresno Get Into Your Stuff?, The Sibyl of Mars, The Dish, Magical Mystery Detour, Flower Tome Companion, Jeans and Jazz, Street Magic Live!, Standardize This!, State Your Name for the Record, Figmentally Yours, That Kidney Show, Aim for the Heart, Walking While Black in Moscow, & Bring It On Down to My House.

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Rogue Festival Performer Preview: Bikeface

IN THE February 14 ISSUE

FROM THE 2018 Articles,
andArts & Entertainment,
andTheatre SECTIONS

by Nat Vickers

Why would anyone choose to ride their bicycle across a country – let alone, a country the size of Canada, the second-largest country by landmass in the world?

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Rogue Festival 2016: Black Wool Jacket

IN THE February 20 ISSUE

FROM THE 2016 Articles,
andArts & Entertainment SECTIONS

by Nat Vickers

The first time a nightclub patron lost their coat check ticket on my watch, he looked me straight in the eyes, smiled innocently, and snarled, “Listen. If you don’t find my coat right now, I will come back there, and turn you into a coat, got it?!”

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