Ketchikan Plays & Performances

Offering up several shows a year, First City Players is probably best known for its long-running melodrama, The Fish Pirate’s daughter, which plays three weekends each July – accompanied by an all-you-can-eat crab dinner – to crowds of locals and visitors alike. A spoof on Creek Street and Prohibition, The Fish Pirate’s Daughter is a humorous glance into the city’s illustrious past.

If you’re like most folks who want a taste of Ketchikan’s lumber history, you’ll enjoy an entertaining hour of comedy and drama featuring young athletes in flannel who try to outdo each other in several logging events.