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NightlifeThe top-of-the-bill attraction in Whitehorse is the Frantic Follies (tel. 867/668-2042; www.franticfollies.com), a singing, dancing, clowning, and declaiming gold-rush revue that has become famous throughout the North. The show is an entertaining mélange of skits; music-hall drollery; whooping, high-kicking, garter-flashing cancan dancers; sentimental ballads; and deadpan corn, interspersed with rolling recitations of Robert Service's poetry. Shows take place nightly May through September at the Westmark Whitehorse Hotel. Tickets are C$24 (US$24/£12) for adults and C$10 (US$10/£5) for children. Whitehorse has quite the local music scene. The bar at the Capital Hotel, 103 Main St. (tel.) 867/667-2565), has live music nightly, while Lizards Lounge at the Town and Mountain Hotel, 401 Main St. (tel. 867/668-7644), also has live bands frequently. Also check out what's happening at the Boiler Room at the Yukon Inn, 4220 Fourth Ave. (tel. 867/667-2527), with live music and DJs.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip. Related Features
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