Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska

BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE!!... full review

From songs about sickly dogs to all-you-can-eat buffets to stomach distress, this comedy folk duo had me laughing. At the end of the show, they broke from the humor, but not their onstage personas, to sing a heartfelt cover of Bruce Springsteen's "The Streets of Minneapolis." ... full review

I know 1 Bruce Springsteen song and it didn’t matter! I wish this was as long as a real concert! Give Husky Whispers a 90 minute set! The parodies were silly but so well done! The final song was beautiful. Great job! ... full review

An absolutely delightful hour of comedy and music. Riley & Cole commit to the bit the entire way, have crafted hilarious songs and do a great job connecting with their audience. The final song is a brilliant choice, where after 55 minutes of giving us laughs they truly show us who they are with a beautiful rendition of a Bruce Springsteen song. Bravo.... full review

Such a great time! A small show in a small space with big laughs.... full review

I've had the privelege of watching Husky Whispers evolve over the years, and this is their crowning achievement. This show is full of heart, pain, and delightful stupidity, and it comes through in the music so beautifully. I'll be vulnerable and admit I've never listened to "Nebraska" and I bet the show would be an even richer experience had I done that - but it's a testament to Cole & Riley that I came in without that context and had a fucking wonderful time. Powerful, moving, funny. Wonderful.... full review

Riley and Cole never fail to make me laugh! Their characters and lyrics are hilarious and ridiculous, and I'm hooked the entire time. Beyond the comedy, they're genuinely talented musicians, which makes the whole experience even more impressive. Funny, clever, and endlessly entertaining <3 ... full review

An absolute delight. So much fun! Husky and Whispers (Riley and Cole) are such a tremendous comedic and musical duo.... full review

Man, was this show ever good! The singers were so funny, entertaining, and charming, it didn’t matter that I don’t know the Bruce Springsteen Springsteen album they were parodying. I recommend Baked Alaska to anyone who’s in the mood for catchy songs and some laughs. ... full review