Shenanigans Episode 89: We Want Terry Crews for King Triton

We are down to a trio this week as Vinnie bailed in favor of family -- a valid excuse. And Howie...well... Anyway, this week we talk about the filming of A Quiet Place 2 in our backyard and Craig's issues with Ticketmaster. After Donald Trump's gaffe about airports, we brought back a bit from over two years ago when George and Craig talked about "One By Air." We talk about idiots licking ice cream at Walmart and all their moronic copycats. Speaking of Walmart, there could be a whole new line of special toys coming your way. Walden had a hand dryer dilemma. NSFW

The Little Mermaid Swims Into the Palace

When the Palace released their schedule for the 2017/2018 season last May, the spring show was definitely considered a highlight for our household. The Little Mermaid would be gracing the stage for two weeks in March. With our season tickets in hand, Saturday was date night for Wendy and I. After some dinner at a fine, local restaurant, it was off to our Row B seats at the Palace for the Disney classic.

Looking Behind the Palace Curtain

The Historic Palace Theatre in Lockport kicked off its 2017-2018 season last weekend with four performances of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Each season at the Palace consists of six performances. One of those is a play in January. There also is the annual performance of Scrooge, and the unveiling of the upcoming season at An Evening With the Stars. This season, after Spelling Bee, will be Scrooge, The Comedy of Errors, The Little Mermaid, An Evening With the Stars, and Singin' in the Rain.

Lockport Palace Theater Announces 2017-2018 Season

It’s that time of year again when Lockport’s historic Palace Theater unveils their shows for another new season. As season ticket holders, Wendy and I, along with several hundred of our closest friends, are among the first to learn what masterpieces will be displayed across our local stage. There’s always something for everyone.

The Little Mermaid Swims Into Lockport High School

It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a musical at Lockport High School. The last one I know for sure that I went to was “Brigadoon” back in 1990. I was a new sophomore at the school (I went to ninth grade at Emmet Belknap), and I thought I should be more involved with events that were happening at the school. In the intervening 27 years, by the look of the list in the back of the program, I’ve missed some pretty good shows.