palace theatre

If you have plenty of time in the area, it's cute and the kind of thing that's fun to do once. If you're on a very short time schedule or itinerary, it really wouldn't be my first choice of activities in town.

Enjoyed the Palace Theatre. Theatre is easy to find, as Fairbank is not a big city.Really funny & your sure to enjoy it. Would go happily again.

Nothing special, food average. Performance was clever and well presented by the cast, especially their version of Who's on First.

We decided to go here after eating at the Salmon Bake just for something to do in the evening. Were glad we went and would recommend this fun and entertaining show!

The four cast members plus the piano player were very talented actors and musicians. We laughed the whole time. They ad libbed when some audience members left to go to the restroom and had some good back and forth banter with the audience. Besides being entertaining it also gave us some background into the history of the Fairbanks area. It's a small theatre so you can see all the action easily.

Saw the review after the Salmon Bake a great entertainment, very professional, clever and we laughed out loud. The revenue was about the history of the founding of Fairbanks, performers we saw could be on the London stage.

Costumes and props provided a turn of the century (1900) atmosphere when the gold rush exploded Fairbanks' population and money flowed freely from miners. While there are only four cast members, plus a very talented piano player, they are extremely talented and had the audience laughing for the entire show. A variety of comedy skits, one a takeoff on the Abbott and Costello routine of "who's on first" that here involved a dog sled team instead, had everyone in hysterics. This is a don't miss show when you are in Fairbanks. Tour buses can be arranged through hotel tour desks. If possible, try to spend a little time in Pioneer Park, which recreates old Fairbanks.

This review on the life of Fairbankians is HILARIOUS... From settlement to gold rush to current, it keeps you enetertained

My husband and I attended the revue at the theatre and learnt so much about Fairbanks and Alaska in a fabulously fun way. Wow! How professional are these actors and the talented piano player with a cheeky smile and fun sense of humour (Jeb)! The comic delivery was spot on. I enjoyed the performance way more than some of the Comedy Club skits I've seen. Lines were witty, singing was so easy on the ear and fun was the order of the night!I thought the actors and director and pianist were wonderful ambassadors not only for Fairbanks and Alaska but also for USA.

This bawdy variety show was part of a land tour that we took to Alaska. It was one laugh after another. The comedic timing was perfect. The actors were excellent dancers and singers as well as great comedians. We ate at the salmon bake before the show so it was an excellent outing for our 50th anniversary.

We got a history of Alaska with song and dance. We had a ragtime piano player, two showgirls and two guys. The place was dark and so you couldn't see much. The spirit was exciting and fun. The singers were really good. Enjoyable experience. Combine it with the salmon bake

Was an option to an escorted guided Alaska tour. Around $20 for me as an option. There are two shows. Went to the first show then ate at the Salmon Bake (tour got me to the Park late so I opted to see the show first then eat (some people had barely 15-20 minutes to eat first then see the show, see my review of the Salmon Bake). They were nice enough to escort us to the Salmon Bake across the park.Cast of four local talents. They had "heart". Live piano accompaniment. Poked fun at Fairbanks history and "sourdoughs" (those 'real' Alaskans who hang around for the winter) and "chichigos" (new comers, tender foots). Some impromptu comedy routines. Several "salutes to" acts/numbers. Sat in the front row. Mostly bench sitting. They seat you as you come in. Gave the Denali Theater dinner show a "run for their money". Go see it. It's a "tourist" thing. How many times are you going to visit Fairbanks? Do not expect Las Vegas. Good clean fun. Might want to eat and see the show together.Last show lets out at 9 pm and the Salmon Bake blue buses will shuttle you back to some local hotels with the last bus at 9:20 pm.

fun way to learn a bit about local history after stuffing myself with salmon at the Alaska Salmon Bake

The show was short and very cute. Made history of Alaska and the Gold Rush interesting. We ate at the BBQ which we didn't like at all.

From the time you arrive, you will be entertained with excellent piano playing, great singing, wonderful comic skits (expecially a play on the "Whose on first" skit). A little history and tongue in cheek about living in Fairbanks.