State of Art
State of Art is a weekly audio program covering arts, entertainment and culture in the Anchorage area.
Contact us: soa@alaskapublic.org
Listen to State of Art on KSKA FM 91.1 in Anchorage, AK.
Fridays at 8:00 p.m. and as part of Hometown, Alaska on Mondays at 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
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The RKP Production follows senator Joseph McCarthy’s abuses of power during the Red Scare’s anti-communist crackdown and senator Margaret Chase Smith’s efforts to counter him. -
In 2020, the University of Alaska Anchorage cut several academic programs due to the state’s fiscal crisis, including the theater degree. Coming this fall, UAA will be offering several theater courses including technical and acting classes. -
Hear a conversation with "Dial M for Murder" director Gregg W. Brevoort and actor Connie Burns about the classic "howdunit," its updated adaptation and more. -
Hear about how growing up in a remote cabin influenced her writing and how her most recent work "The Ghost of the Kenai" blends her love of fiction and history. -
Saturday's performance in the Discovery Theater features local classical musicians and visiting Bay Area rappers. -
Anchorage Civic Orchestra concerto competition winner, Henry Nichols, and runner-up, Bryce Herda, discuss their successful auditions, their concert with ACO, and what's in store after high school. -
Anchorage Festival of Music and breaking the fourth wall with 'The Dragon of Wantley' | State of ArtAFM's upcoming production of the beloved "anti-opera" takes its cues from burlesque and theater-in-the-round for an immersive performance. -
The Anchorage singer-songwriter recently released his first album since 1999 and it's packed with a mix of heartfelt and hilarious tracks featuring a small army of local musicians. -
After a relatively short time in the Anchorage music scene, Turbo Hell unleashed a self-titled album of psychedelic garage rock that would be at home in any dive bar. -
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