An hour of music, comedy, and The Boss. Interwoven with serious topics and songs that make you think. Great music, and great musicians. ...
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It doesn’t matter if you’re a diehard Bruce Springsteen fan or only have a passing familiarity with his work. Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska is a treat for anyone who enjoys great music and great parodies....
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Husky Whispers just got a new fan! These two men are wildly talented, and incredibly funny. But their tenderness and emotion moved the room in such unexpected ways. They had me howling with laughter, and then moved to tears. Their bits and gags and silliness added sparkle and cleverness to an already wonderful experience. What a fantastic show. ...
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A clown satire of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska. It might be for a niche audience, but I am definitely that audience. Ridiculously silly and completely earnest, Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska is one of the best under-the-radar Fringe shows you'll see this year....
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Not knowing the Springsteen reference(s) didn't matter, I enjoyed the teamwork of Riley & Cole and their spot-on harmonies. Like being entertained on their front porch!...
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A great time! Honestly, I only know Bruce Springsteen's hits, but it didn't matter one bit because I laughed my butt off! The songs and lyrics are genuinely clever, balancing silliness with surprising musicality. Funny, inventive, and full of that contagious “they’re having so much fun up there” energy....
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Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska is baked with humor, heart, and a great time. The show is hilarious, fun, and the performances are really engaging....
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Riley Smith and Cole Cuomo bring the band, made up of Husky and Whispers back to the Hollywood Fringe, and keep us entertained for a fascinating late night show! The show is full of musical acts with comedic breaks, in the unique tons of these original characters. An unforgettable storytelling and musical experience that is full of songs that you will be humming along to on your way home! Could almost feel the ground shake through their voices....
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