Not in a Halloween mood? Here are other things to do in Anchorage this week.

Perseverance Theatre presents “Devilfish” — Aanteinatu is the only one in her Southeast Alaska village to survive a sea monster’s attack. A mysterious wolf and an ethereal legend guide the child to find the wisdom and strength to become the woman of her destiny. Perseverance Theatre presents this play written by Vera Starbard. $15-$55. 7:30-10 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Wednesday-Thursday through Nov. 3, Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, 621 W. Sixth Ave. (ptalaska.org/devilfish)

Cyrano’s Theatre Company presents “Summerland” — History meets mystery in this Alaska premiere performance of a play by Anchorage playwright Arlitia Jones. This drama tells the story of William H. Mumler, a Victorian-era spirit photographer who captures haunting images of the dead from the world beyond the veil. $23-$25. 7-9 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Thursday through Nov. 3. Cyrano’s Theatre Company, 3800 DeBarr Road. (cyranos.org)

Extracurricular Vol. 2 — This event kicks off with a red carpet pre-show, hosted by Alice Glenn and Melissa Shaginoff. Next up is a theater production about the history of drag by Golden Delicious/Brooks Banker, local drag queen and LGBTQ+ activist. After that is a performance with Ruby Suzanna and electro-pop ensemble by Nrrth. The event closes with a hands-on lab to transform everyday items into something new with beadwork. Included with museum admission. 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, Anchorage Museum, 625 C St. (anchoragemuseum.org)

Rock ’N’ Roll Bingo — Instead of numbers being called out, host Kyle Farrell will play 15-20 second bursts of songs from the past and present. The numbers on the bingo cards have been replaced with artists and song names. So with your bingo card in hand and your dauber on standby, listen out for the songs being played and mark them off. 8-10:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Oct. 30, Williwaw Social, 609 F St. (williwawsocial.com)

Prescription Drug Disposal Event — Dispose of any expired or unneeded meds, no questions asked. No sharps or liquids. Drop off the meds in a lined bag. All disposed medications are incinerated without opening the box. Free. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, all participating Fred Meyers. (takebackday.dea.gov)