Ketchikan Plays & Performances

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.

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.