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This splashy musical comedy will delight fans of the 2004 movie.

Northern Light Theatre rings in 2024 with a comedy-drama featuring one of Edmonton's most engaging actors in a solo performance. Learn more about Donna Orbits the Moon here!

Celebrate Shadow Theatre's 30th Season with 'The Drawer Boy,' a Canadian classic. Don't miss this captivating production!

Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts' (ACUA) monthly Signature Artist Series for January starts Friday January 12 and runs until Saturday January 27.

Escape into this enchanting extravaganza of gravity-defying acts and colourful characters.

It’s 1954, and soldiers turned Broadway stars Bob Wallace and Phil Davis are set to spend Christmas in sunny Florida. However, their travel plans- and holiday performance schedule- go out the window after they cross paths with two glamorous singing sisters. nstead of parting ways, a spontaneous change of plans results in the four of them snowed in at a rustic Vermont inn alongside eccentric locals and a figure from the men’s shared military past. 

Disney’s The Lion King will return to Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa and Vancouver during the 2024-2025 Broadway season. 

World Premiere of Mermaid Legs by Beth Graham at SkirtsAfire Festival MainStage. Don't miss this exciting new play!

This Pulitzer Prize-winner inspired the 1950 film of the same name.

This tour-de-force solo show is packed with disco, fantastic singing and a host of hilarious characters, playing at the Citadel Theatre this January.

There is no time like the present to ring in the holiday season! David van Belle's heartwarming adaptation of A Christmas Carol once again lights up the Citadel's intimate Maclab Theatre. Set against the backdrop of a post- World War II city, the production brims with festive tunes including It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, White Christmas, and It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. 

Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts' (ACUA) monthly Signature Artist Series for December starts Friday December 8 and runs until Saturday December 23. The series features Ukrainian artists' work on display in ACUA's public viewing gallery at 10554 110 Street, Unit 100 during regular gallery hours. The Opening Night Reception is Friday December 8.

Amaya Braganza and J. Antonio Rodriguez star in this haunting, jazz-infused musical.

The first concert in the Citadel's 2023/24 House Series, Almost A Full Moon with Hawksley Workman and Friends, takes place December 7 – 10, 2023 in the Rice Theatre.

In a world premiere Canadian theatrical event our invisible relationship to oil is showcased through an engaging and compelling one-person show. Tanya Kalmanovitch’s Tar Sands Songbook is a new performance piece weaving storytelling, photography, improvised music, and recordings into a raw yet tender, hard-hitting yet affectionate, honest yet moving 80-minute presentation.

Now in it's 45th Season, BWDC will present Toronto-based artist Naishi Wang's Face to Face, December 15 & 16 at the Tim Ryan Black Box Theatre in MacEwan University. 

Discover the Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts' upcoming pottery exhibit, opening tomorrow. Get a glimpse of the stunning works of art and learn more about this cultural event.

The 1986 cult classic comes to life on stage!

Edmonton’s favorite Christmas tradition is back at The Citadel Theatre. Get ready for the return of 'A Christmas Carol' this holiday season.

Join the unique 3D screening of Shumka's Mosquito's Wedding. Experience the magic of this one-of-a-kind show like never before. Limited time only.

John Anderson directs this superbly acted adaptation.

Discover the thought-provoking and timely production of Tar Sands Songbook, exploring our invisible relationship to oil.

Jackie Maxwell directs this stylish adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s 1895 comedy.

Get ready for an electric musical performance! Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations tells the story of the world’s most famous R&B group. Boasting a whopping 30 songs, robust orchestra, and slick, Tony Award-winning choreography, the show is a spectacle in every sense of the word. 

Nominations are now open for the 2023 BroadwayWorld Edmonton Awards. The 2023 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2022 through September 30, 2023.