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All The Hats – Independent producing is a lot like being an artist, accountant, publicist, coach, and entrepreneur all at once. How do you balance all those jobs and give your team all the care and support they need? This workshop will give you hands-on experience with project management and communication strategies to make the mountain of producing tasks feel like a breeze. Facilitator: Michelle Todd
Studio Theatre
Funky Diva of Soul Productions presents ABOUT Damn TIME — a powerful celebration of music, dance, confidence, and unapologetic energy! Get ready for an exciting night of hip hop, heels, diverse dance styles, and incredible performances that will light up the stage, featuring local Edmonton dance groups. Date: December 5, 2026Time: 7:00 PM (Lobby doors open at 6:00 PM)Venue: Westbury Theatre — Fringe Theatre Arts Barns10330 84 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB ✨ Women lifting women. Unapologetic soul.
Westbury Theatre
JCL Productions presents David Francey, w/ guests Sunday, November 22nd Westbury Theatre Doors 7:30 pm
Westbury Theatre
It takes great imagination to survive. A young Indigenous girl growing up in Alberta navigates a world of substance abuse, aliens, and the spiritual presence of her guiding grandmothers. Inher darkest moments, her superhero Kookum with magic moccasins appears to help light theway forward. With humour, forgiveness, and truth, she is able to heal from the past andtransform her future. Award-winning Cree artist Michelle Thrush weaves real-life memories with laughter, grace, and playfulness to explore her own inner Elder. A mix of poignant recollections, beautiful humour, and intimate storytelling that will open your heart and mind while making you laugh out loud. CREATIVE TEAM Written & Performed by Michelle Thrush Directed by Karen Hines Lighting & Scenic Design by Sandi Somers Composed by Sandy Scofield Sound Design by JP Lord Sound Design Producer/Technical Director: Neil Fleming Company Manager: Dianne Goodman Offer What You Will Tickets Offer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of Inner Elder. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCE INFORMATION AND PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
The Backstage Theatre
Une coproduction du Théâtre du Gros Mécano et L’UniThéâtre. Florent n’en peut plus de porter en lui ses tempêtes et cherche désespérément un endroit pour les libérer. Finalement, il offre ses cris au ciel des rocheuses environnantes jusqu’à ce qu’un jour, l’écho d’une voix lointaine s’élève et lui parvient comme un souvenir caché au creux des montagnes, aux abords d’une rivière… Destiné au jeune public âgé de 8 ans et plus, ce spectacle explore avec sensibilité les thèmes de l’expression de soi, du rapport aux émotions et de la prise de parole, dans une forme artistique immersive où texte, rythme et imaginaire se rencontrent.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
A production from Caroline Raynaud. An intimate and revealing journey through the complexities of femininity, combining comedy, drama, and physical expression. Text and cast Caroline RaynaudDirected by Manon St-Jules
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
CHARITY CONCERT TOUR. «ЛЕВИ НА ДЖИПІ» ПОВЕРТАЮТЬСЯ ДО ПОЛЬЩІ ТА ВЕЛИКОЇ БРИТАНІЇ І ВПЕРШЕ ЇДУТЬ З КОНЦЕРТАМИ ДО США ТА КАНАДИ! Хто такі «Леви на джипі»? «Леви на джипі» — найбільший український гумористичний YouTube-канал, який уже понад сім років створює контент із мільйонними переглядами. До складу команди входять Микола Зирянов, Валентин Міхієнко, Роман Щербан та Костя Трембовецький.
Westbury Theatre
What happens when the pursuit of perfection creates something that refuses to be controlled? Inspired by the timeless story of Frankenstein, Wild Ones Dance presents MADHOUSE: Stitched Perfection, an original dance production exploring perfectionism, identity, control, and the freedom to move beyond the expectations placed upon us. This story follows The Creator, a brilliant but deeply self-critical artist who has lost the joy of dance in their relentless pursuit of perfection. Never believing they were good enough, The Creator sets out to accomplish the impossible: build the "perfect dancer" by stitching together the greatest qualities and talents of others. And it works. The Creation is technically gifted, expressive and seemingly flawless, everything The Creator believes they could never be. But bringing perfection to life is one thing. Controlling it is another. As The Creator attempts to shape every movement, every choice, and every detail of their masterpiece, something unexpected begins to emerge. The Creation starts to think, feel, and move for themselves… and the stitches begin to unravel. Blending theatrical storytelling with dynamic choreography, this haunting reimagining of a classic tale follows a journey where control collides with individuality, and the pursuit of being flawless threatens to destroy the very joy that inspired the creation in the first place. Perfection was the goal. What comes to life is something entirely different. Early Bird tickets on sale October 16-25, 2026 (limited quantity available) Doors Open: 7:30 PM Show Starts: 8:00 PM
Westbury Theatre
Marketing and Promotion: Getting Butts in Seats - You made the show… now how do you get people to see it? We’ll break down practical, artist-friendly marketing strategies that work in a busy Festival environment and beyond. Participants will explore audience-building, promotional storytelling, digital strategies, and realistic planning tools to help turn curiosity into ticket sales. Facilitators: Megan Dart and Bradley King
Studio Theatre
Kita no Taiko is Alberta's oldest Japanese Drumming group. Join us this year as we celebrate our 40th anniversary! In this special concert, we will present the songs we have acquired during the last 10 years, representing contemporary taiko trends. We will also include some classic favourites! Come experience the powerful heartbeat and energizing spirit of the Japanese drums! Runtime includes 20 minute intermission.
Westbury Theatre
Do you still remember every word of every song that ever changed your life? Are you already humming the tune of the first song that really made you cry? Do you still know all of the lyrics that you copied onto the pages of your journal in grade eight? Writer and performer Ivan Coyote has crafted a playlist of stories that sing to us about how they managed to discover a coded but very possible queer future hidden in the music coming out of the AM radio in the kitchen, lurking in their parent’s record collection, and leaking out of the lyrics in their elementary school musical. Combining Coyote’s equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking stories with long-time collaborator Clyde Petersen’s animations, Playlist will have you hitting rewind on your own list of songs that helped shape you. CREATIVE TEAM Written & Performed by Ivan Coyote Offer What You Will TicketsOffer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of Playlist. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
Playwriting & Dramaturgy for Indie Artists - Explore how to develop, refine, and strengthen your script with limited resources and maximum clarity. Learn exercises to generate material and explore practical dramaturgical tools to support new work, solo creations, and ensemble-driven pieces in an indie context. Whether you’re starting from a rough idea or polishing a Festival-ready script, this session offers concrete strategies to help your story land with Audiences. Facilitator: Jessica Peverett
Studio Theatre
By revealing four characters’ journeys of violence, poverty, exclusion, Qui est coupable ? invites the audience to reflect on collective responsibility, justice, faith, and solidarity. By Robert Suraki WatumCo-directed by Robert Suraki Watum and Steve JodoinCast: Beda Kaji, Donald Redon Samen Nana, Daniel Morgan Munga Ilunga, Marie-Joanne Fogué Makou
The Lorne Cardinal Theatre
Wanna be the among the first to see what the community has cooking? Check out performance excerpts from five new works by local playwrights that will be hitting Edmonton stages (and beyond!) in the very near future.
Westbury Theatre
Inspired by Alberta's "Rat-on-Rats" program, Gnaw and Order observes Fingers and Shrimp as they face the provincial crackdown on rodents and Canada's housing crisis. In the midst of a celebration, the duo is interrupted by an eviction notice demanding they leave their home. Devastated, the rats desperately seek jobs, search for rentals, and attempt to put themselves up for adoption. After exhausting their efforts, a second notice is delivered which demands that they leave the province and never return. They subsequently take the province of Alberta to court and find willing audience members to act as legal representatives. The trial forces the rats and the audience to confront the systems that hold power, and ultimately leads them to discover that they will always be home so long as they have each other. CREATIVE TEAM Written by Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann in collaboration with Joseph McManus Produced by Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann Directed by Joseph McManus Performed by Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner Sound Design by Liv McRobbie Set and Prop Design by Claire Sonmor Lighting Design by Whittyn Jason Costume Design by Meegan Sweet Mentorship: Karen Hines, John Turner, Mike Kennard, Ainsley Hilyard, Christine Lesiak, Elena Belyea PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
Supported by the Westbury Family Fringe Theatre Award A Fringe Festival original returns to the stage! First premiered at the 1999 Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival, The Drowning Girls has gone on to captivate audiences with its haunting theatricality and sharp social commentary. Bessie, Alice, and Margaret have two things in common: they were married to George Joseph Smith, and they are dead. Rising from the bathtubs where they were drowned, the three breathless brides gather evidence against their womanizing, murderous husband by reliving the shocking events leading to their deaths. The Drowning Girls is a breathtaking fantasia and social critique, rich with lyrical language and haunting images as it reflects on the misconceptions of love, marriage, and the not-so-happily-ever-after. Accessible Performance Information: Wednesday March 31 – CART Captioned and Relaxed Performance Thursday April 1 – CART Captioned Performance CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) captioning provides real-time subtitles of dialogue and sound cues during live theatre performances, ensuring Deaf and hard-of-hearing Audiences, as well as those who benefit from text-based access, can engage with the performances. Relaxed performances are designed to be sensitive to patrons who might benefit from a more relaxed environment, including those with a wide range of social, sensory, or educational needs. CAST Mel Bahniuk Mhairi Berg Jacequlin Walters CREATIVE TEAM Written by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, and Daniela Vlaskalic Directed by Brett Dahl Produced by Mel Bahniuk and Mhairi Berg Sound Design by Michael Watt Costumes & Props Design by Logaen Stefura Offer What You Will Tickets Offer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of The Drowning Girls. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
The Backstage Theatre
Fringe Theatre & The Hartout Family presents The Hartout Family Special Holiday Special. Join Claudia Hartout (as Mrs. Claus) and Stretcher Hartout (as the Grinch) for a one night only festive drag cabaret to explore the many different ways the holidays are a special time of year - regardless of your sect or denomination! From Cookies to Candy Canes, chestnuts roasting on burning goats, mushroom trips, and the eternal battle between Krampus and jolly ol' St. Nick... How in the Holidays did we get here? And who the hell is Carol?! Not a show for children, but child-like wonder is welcome. 'Tis the season after all! CREATIVE TEAM Created by Claudia Hartout and Stretcher Hartout PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
All The Hats – Independent producing is a lot like being an artist, accountant, publicist, coach, and entrepreneur all at once. How do you balance all those jobs and give your team all the care and support they need? This workshop will give you hands-on experience with project management and communication strategies to make the mountain of producing tasks feel like a breeze. Facilitator: Michelle Todd
Studio Theatre
Funky Diva of Soul Productions presents ABOUT Damn TIME — a powerful celebration of music, dance, confidence, and unapologetic energy! Get ready for an exciting night of hip hop, heels, diverse dance styles, and incredible performances that will light up the stage, featuring local Edmonton dance groups. Date: December 5, 2026Time: 7:00 PM (Lobby doors open at 6:00 PM)Venue: Westbury Theatre — Fringe Theatre Arts Barns10330 84 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB ✨ Women lifting women. Unapologetic soul.
Westbury Theatre
JCL Productions presents David Francey, w/ guests Sunday, November 22nd Westbury Theatre Doors 7:30 pm
Westbury Theatre
It takes great imagination to survive. A young Indigenous girl growing up in Alberta navigates a world of substance abuse, aliens, and the spiritual presence of her guiding grandmothers. Inher darkest moments, her superhero Kookum with magic moccasins appears to help light theway forward. With humour, forgiveness, and truth, she is able to heal from the past andtransform her future. Award-winning Cree artist Michelle Thrush weaves real-life memories with laughter, grace, and playfulness to explore her own inner Elder. A mix of poignant recollections, beautiful humour, and intimate storytelling that will open your heart and mind while making you laugh out loud. CREATIVE TEAM Written & Performed by Michelle Thrush Directed by Karen Hines Lighting & Scenic Design by Sandi Somers Composed by Sandy Scofield Sound Design by JP Lord Sound Design Producer/Technical Director: Neil Fleming Company Manager: Dianne Goodman Offer What You Will Tickets Offer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of Inner Elder. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCE INFORMATION AND PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
The Backstage Theatre
Une coproduction du Théâtre du Gros Mécano et L’UniThéâtre. Florent n’en peut plus de porter en lui ses tempêtes et cherche désespérément un endroit pour les libérer. Finalement, il offre ses cris au ciel des rocheuses environnantes jusqu’à ce qu’un jour, l’écho d’une voix lointaine s’élève et lui parvient comme un souvenir caché au creux des montagnes, aux abords d’une rivière… Destiné au jeune public âgé de 8 ans et plus, ce spectacle explore avec sensibilité les thèmes de l’expression de soi, du rapport aux émotions et de la prise de parole, dans une forme artistique immersive où texte, rythme et imaginaire se rencontrent.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
A production from Caroline Raynaud. An intimate and revealing journey through the complexities of femininity, combining comedy, drama, and physical expression. Text and cast Caroline RaynaudDirected by Manon St-Jules
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
CHARITY CONCERT TOUR. «ЛЕВИ НА ДЖИПІ» ПОВЕРТАЮТЬСЯ ДО ПОЛЬЩІ ТА ВЕЛИКОЇ БРИТАНІЇ І ВПЕРШЕ ЇДУТЬ З КОНЦЕРТАМИ ДО США ТА КАНАДИ! Хто такі «Леви на джипі»? «Леви на джипі» — найбільший український гумористичний YouTube-канал, який уже понад сім років створює контент із мільйонними переглядами. До складу команди входять Микола Зирянов, Валентин Міхієнко, Роман Щербан та Костя Трембовецький.
Westbury Theatre
What happens when the pursuit of perfection creates something that refuses to be controlled? Inspired by the timeless story of Frankenstein, Wild Ones Dance presents MADHOUSE: Stitched Perfection, an original dance production exploring perfectionism, identity, control, and the freedom to move beyond the expectations placed upon us. This story follows The Creator, a brilliant but deeply self-critical artist who has lost the joy of dance in their relentless pursuit of perfection. Never believing they were good enough, The Creator sets out to accomplish the impossible: build the "perfect dancer" by stitching together the greatest qualities and talents of others. And it works. The Creation is technically gifted, expressive and seemingly flawless, everything The Creator believes they could never be. But bringing perfection to life is one thing. Controlling it is another. As The Creator attempts to shape every movement, every choice, and every detail of their masterpiece, something unexpected begins to emerge. The Creation starts to think, feel, and move for themselves… and the stitches begin to unravel. Blending theatrical storytelling with dynamic choreography, this haunting reimagining of a classic tale follows a journey where control collides with individuality, and the pursuit of being flawless threatens to destroy the very joy that inspired the creation in the first place. Perfection was the goal. What comes to life is something entirely different. Early Bird tickets on sale October 16-25, 2026 (limited quantity available) Doors Open: 7:30 PM Show Starts: 8:00 PM
Westbury Theatre
Marketing and Promotion: Getting Butts in Seats - You made the show… now how do you get people to see it? We’ll break down practical, artist-friendly marketing strategies that work in a busy Festival environment and beyond. Participants will explore audience-building, promotional storytelling, digital strategies, and realistic planning tools to help turn curiosity into ticket sales. Facilitators: Megan Dart and Bradley King
Studio Theatre
Kita no Taiko is Alberta's oldest Japanese Drumming group. Join us this year as we celebrate our 40th anniversary! In this special concert, we will present the songs we have acquired during the last 10 years, representing contemporary taiko trends. We will also include some classic favourites! Come experience the powerful heartbeat and energizing spirit of the Japanese drums! Runtime includes 20 minute intermission.
Westbury Theatre
Do you still remember every word of every song that ever changed your life? Are you already humming the tune of the first song that really made you cry? Do you still know all of the lyrics that you copied onto the pages of your journal in grade eight? Writer and performer Ivan Coyote has crafted a playlist of stories that sing to us about how they managed to discover a coded but very possible queer future hidden in the music coming out of the AM radio in the kitchen, lurking in their parent’s record collection, and leaking out of the lyrics in their elementary school musical. Combining Coyote’s equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking stories with long-time collaborator Clyde Petersen’s animations, Playlist will have you hitting rewind on your own list of songs that helped shape you. CREATIVE TEAM Written & Performed by Ivan Coyote Offer What You Will TicketsOffer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of Playlist. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
Playwriting & Dramaturgy for Indie Artists - Explore how to develop, refine, and strengthen your script with limited resources and maximum clarity. Learn exercises to generate material and explore practical dramaturgical tools to support new work, solo creations, and ensemble-driven pieces in an indie context. Whether you’re starting from a rough idea or polishing a Festival-ready script, this session offers concrete strategies to help your story land with Audiences. Facilitator: Jessica Peverett
Studio Theatre
By revealing four characters’ journeys of violence, poverty, exclusion, Qui est coupable ? invites the audience to reflect on collective responsibility, justice, faith, and solidarity. By Robert Suraki WatumCo-directed by Robert Suraki Watum and Steve JodoinCast: Beda Kaji, Donald Redon Samen Nana, Daniel Morgan Munga Ilunga, Marie-Joanne Fogué Makou
The Lorne Cardinal Theatre
Wanna be the among the first to see what the community has cooking? Check out performance excerpts from five new works by local playwrights that will be hitting Edmonton stages (and beyond!) in the very near future.
Westbury Theatre
Inspired by Alberta's "Rat-on-Rats" program, Gnaw and Order observes Fingers and Shrimp as they face the provincial crackdown on rodents and Canada's housing crisis. In the midst of a celebration, the duo is interrupted by an eviction notice demanding they leave their home. Devastated, the rats desperately seek jobs, search for rentals, and attempt to put themselves up for adoption. After exhausting their efforts, a second notice is delivered which demands that they leave the province and never return. They subsequently take the province of Alberta to court and find willing audience members to act as legal representatives. The trial forces the rats and the audience to confront the systems that hold power, and ultimately leads them to discover that they will always be home so long as they have each other. CREATIVE TEAM Written by Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann in collaboration with Joseph McManus Produced by Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann Directed by Joseph McManus Performed by Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner Sound Design by Liv McRobbie Set and Prop Design by Claire Sonmor Lighting Design by Whittyn Jason Costume Design by Meegan Sweet Mentorship: Karen Hines, John Turner, Mike Kennard, Ainsley Hilyard, Christine Lesiak, Elena Belyea PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
Supported by the Westbury Family Fringe Theatre Award A Fringe Festival original returns to the stage! First premiered at the 1999 Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival, The Drowning Girls has gone on to captivate audiences with its haunting theatricality and sharp social commentary. Bessie, Alice, and Margaret have two things in common: they were married to George Joseph Smith, and they are dead. Rising from the bathtubs where they were drowned, the three breathless brides gather evidence against their womanizing, murderous husband by reliving the shocking events leading to their deaths. The Drowning Girls is a breathtaking fantasia and social critique, rich with lyrical language and haunting images as it reflects on the misconceptions of love, marriage, and the not-so-happily-ever-after. Accessible Performance Information: Wednesday March 31 – CART Captioned and Relaxed Performance Thursday April 1 – CART Captioned Performance CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) captioning provides real-time subtitles of dialogue and sound cues during live theatre performances, ensuring Deaf and hard-of-hearing Audiences, as well as those who benefit from text-based access, can engage with the performances. Relaxed performances are designed to be sensitive to patrons who might benefit from a more relaxed environment, including those with a wide range of social, sensory, or educational needs. CAST Mel Bahniuk Mhairi Berg Jacequlin Walters CREATIVE TEAM Written by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, and Daniela Vlaskalic Directed by Brett Dahl Produced by Mel Bahniuk and Mhairi Berg Sound Design by Michael Watt Costumes & Props Design by Logaen Stefura Offer What You Will Tickets Offer What You Will (OWYW) tickets are available for every performance of The Drowning Girls. You may offer any dollar amount you’re able to contribute, or you can offer other non-monetary ways of showing respect and mutual investment, such as tobacco, your own art, or something you feel the Artist(s) will benefit from. OWYW tickets may be booked in advance online, by phone, or in person and are subject to ticket availability. PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
The Backstage Theatre
Fringe Theatre & The Hartout Family presents The Hartout Family Special Holiday Special. Join Claudia Hartout (as Mrs. Claus) and Stretcher Hartout (as the Grinch) for a one night only festive drag cabaret to explore the many different ways the holidays are a special time of year - regardless of your sect or denomination! From Cookies to Candy Canes, chestnuts roasting on burning goats, mushroom trips, and the eternal battle between Krampus and jolly ol' St. Nick... How in the Holidays did we get here? And who the hell is Carol?! Not a show for children, but child-like wonder is welcome. 'Tis the season after all! CREATIVE TEAM Created by Claudia Hartout and Stretcher Hartout PLAIN LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION Check back soon!
Westbury Theatre
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