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Whispers say there’s a place – hidden from prying eyes – where the unexpected reigns, the bubbly flows, the stage is yours to play on, and all those on the fringes of community, art, and culture can speak easy. You’re invited to an underground gathering of rule-breakers, theatre lovers, and patrons of the arts. We’re cranking up the chaos, dialing in the daring, and giving you a Fringe experience so electrifying, so wildly unhinged, you’ll be talking about it long after the curtain falls. A Fringe BenefitFriday, May 23, 20257PM – LATE at the Fringe Theatre Arts Barns (10330 84 Avenue)Dress to impress (this ain’t no black-tie affair – show us your showstopping, creative best) What’s in store? This is a fundraising event, Fringe-style – radical, rebellious, and ridiculously fun. Every dollar raised fuels the magic of the Fringe Festival, keeping Artists on stage and audiences on the edge of their seats. ✨ Live performances from Festival faves, plus a few acts you won’t believe.✨ Complimentary bubbly courtesy of Empson Wines (because you deserve to toast in style).✨ Be the first to witness the official 2025 Fringe Festival theme reveal.✨ A special announcement from our friends at Sea Change Brewing Co. about an exciting Festival collab that will have you raising a glass all summer long.✨ A live auction stacked with out-of-this-world VIP Fringe experiences you can’t get anywhere else. Get your Tickets: Surrender to the spectacle. Tickets are LIMITED. Get yours now, before the best night of the year passes you by. Pick your ticket price: Fringe Champion: $120 ticket with $80 charitable tax receipt Fringe Fanatic: $80 ticket with $40 charitable tax receipt Fringe Friend: $40 ticket (no charitable tax receipt) PSST – your ticket grants you special timed access to A Fringe Benefit between 7pm – 8pm. When booking your tickets, pick the arrival time that works best for you (and don’t worry – we know life happens. Latecomers welcome!).
Westbury Theatre
Set in Yonker, Saskatchewan in the late 1940s, Alphabet Line follows Duncan, a Queer man who has lived on his family farm his entire life. He sends out daily messages via radio in the hope of receiving a response and finally hears from Nicholas, a graduate student from Saskatoon. As the men take refuge in their shared conversations, days pass and both Duncan and Nicholas will have to reckon with each other’s pasts and embrace vulnerability or risk losing all they’ve built. Accessible Performances The following performances will be Sign Language interpreted: 2025-04-23 20:00 2025-04-24 20:00 The following performances will be relaxed performances: 2025-04-23 20:00 The following performances will be live captioned: 2025-04-23 20:00 2025-04-24 20:00 2025-04-26 14:00
Westbury Theatre
Changes are afoot in the kingdom of Auradon! Here, all of Disney’s favorite heroes and heroines are living in peace, happily ever after. Meanwhile, the evil villains and troubled sidekicks have been banished to the Isle of the Lost, where they are stripped of their magic and powers. Ben, the beloved son of King Beast and Belle, is about to be crowned as King of Auradon and he has a radical idea. He decides to invite four trouble-making offspring of the most wicked villains to take their places as students at Auradon Prep. Mal, Evie, Jay and Carlos--the children of Maleficent, Grimhilde, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil--come to Auradon with an evil plan of their own. They have been tasked with stealing the Fairy Godmother’s magic wand and restoring their parents to power. However, will they go through with the plan? Or do they have the potential to learn to be good? Based on the popular Disney Channel Original Movies, Disney’s Descendants: The Musical is based on the Disney Channel Original Movies and features the hit songs from the films.
Maclab Theatre
A theatre-rock-concert celebrating dykes, butches, femmes, and queers of all sorts. Hot Dyke Party is a high-energy, queer femme band from Vancouver, BC, known for electrifying original music that varies in genre from punk rock, pop, dance and country. With six talented members playing live drums, bass, guitars, keys, violin and viola, their dynamic shows feature theatrical elements, candid moments, and audience participation—like reading your last text with an ex. Bursting with infectious energy, Hot Dyke Party invites everyone to celebrate love, identity, and self-expression. Come join the party! What Is the Inspiration For Your Piece? HOT DYKE PARTY was inspired by the music of Fleetwood Mac, Joan Jett, Patti Smith, and Irish-rock-bands of the 90s. Genre-fluid, we invite you to create a space where queer sapphic joy is the focus of the night, where we celebrate community. Also rock-concerts are fun. What Point In Process Is Your Piece At? What began as a theatre concert is now a touring concert piece. HOT DYKE PARTY is a celebration of genre-fluid, form-fluid work. Artist Credits: The Band: Arthi Chandra, Blue Chu, Cindy Kao, Hannah Meyers, Hayley Sullivan, Thule van den Dam The Designer: Alexandra Caprara Special thanks: Canada Council for the Arts, Dykes everywhere. Accessible Performance Tuesday April 1 @ 7:00pm: Sensory-Informed Option and Live Captioning For more about Expanse Accessibility, visit: https://azimuththeatre.com/expanse-access/ Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can. Suggested Price $35At Azimuth Theatre, we believe art should be accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why all of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Can model. We understand that everyone’s situation is different, so we leave it up to you to determine the value of your experience.While we suggest a ticket price to help cover production costs and support our artists, we understand that this may not be feasible for everyone. Whether you can give more or less, what matters most to us is that you join us in experiencing the magic of theatre together. No matter the amount, your contribution is valued and appreciated. Your support enables us to create meaningful connections, spark important conversations, and inspire change through the power of storytelling.
Westbury Theatre
Hypochondriac, Argan, wants his daughter to marry a doctor so he can save on his medical bills. But she's in love with someone else. Soon the whole household joins in her madcap scheme to save true love and give Argan's doctors a dose of their own medicine.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
Speaker information coming soon!
Backstage Theatre
Lucienne, an only child, is enjoying perfect happiness when suddenly her parents announce big news: she is going to become a big sister! At first, Lucienne was a little worried, but her parents' enthusiasm quickly reassures her. However, as soon as her brother is born, everything changes: Jacques occupies his parents day and night, and Lucienne feels alone. When her mother smiles, Lucienne no longer believes her: where has the cheerfulness gone that previously lit up her smile? Lucienne decides to become the best big sister in the world to bring joy back to her family. Will Lucienne succeed in helping her mother find her true smile, the one that makes the blue of her eyes shine? A story about family, illness, but above all, love.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
'Sissy Fit: Battle Cry' is a drag spectacle of pure, cathartic release— for your heart, soul, and body. It revels in the joy of self-expression and the tension of navigating a world full of inequality, heteronormativity, and societal absurdity. Sissy invites the audience to channel rage, delight, and defiance into an empowering, communal experience. Part lip-sync, part protest, part cabaret spectacle, Battle Cry reaches out to anyone who's ever felt too much or not enough to embrace their inner 'Sissy' and unleash an outrageous, radical transformation dripping with spectacle. Creator, Playwright, and Performer - Brett Dahl Performer -Hunny Moon Performer - Felicia Bonée Performer - Orpheus Performer - Voula Callas Stage Manager - Curtis Gautier Costume Designer - Benjamin Toner Lighting Design - Rory Turner Projected Media and Scenic Designer - T. Erin Gruber Sound Designer - Kena León Dresser - Andraya Diogo Producers - Brett Dahl and T. Erin Gruber Special thanks: University of Alberta, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Edmonton Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts. Accessible Performance Tuesday April 1 @ 8:30pm: Relaxed performance and Deaf/Hard of Hearing Access Points For more about Expanse Accessibility, visit: https://azimuththeatre.com/expanse-access/ Content Warning: Feelings of transphobia and body dysmorphia BUT the play will end happily – like we are going to talk about trans issues/the premiere in ways which may be triggering but, I got you, we go through the shit to find the light and then we will party. Also, partial nudity, mature themes and language, loud noise, haze, and flashing lights. Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can. Suggested Price $35At Azimuth Theatre, we believe art should be accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why all of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Can model. We understand that everyone’s situation is different, so we leave it up to you to determine the value of your experience.While we suggest a ticket price to help cover production costs and support our artists, we understand that this may not be feasible for everyone. Whether you can give more or less, what matters most to us is that you join us in experiencing the magic of theatre together. No matter the amount, your contribution is valued and appreciated. Your support enables us to create meaningful connections, spark important conversations, and inspire change through the power of storytelling.
Westbury Theatre
Whispers say there’s a place – hidden from prying eyes – where the unexpected reigns, the bubbly flows, the stage is yours to play on, and all those on the fringes of community, art, and culture can speak easy. You’re invited to an underground gathering of rule-breakers, theatre lovers, and patrons of the arts. We’re cranking up the chaos, dialing in the daring, and giving you a Fringe experience so electrifying, so wildly unhinged, you’ll be talking about it long after the curtain falls. A Fringe BenefitFriday, May 23, 20257PM – LATE at the Fringe Theatre Arts Barns (10330 84 Avenue)Dress to impress (this ain’t no black-tie affair – show us your showstopping, creative best) What’s in store? This is a fundraising event, Fringe-style – radical, rebellious, and ridiculously fun. Every dollar raised fuels the magic of the Fringe Festival, keeping Artists on stage and audiences on the edge of their seats. ✨ Live performances from Festival faves, plus a few acts you won’t believe.✨ Complimentary bubbly courtesy of Empson Wines (because you deserve to toast in style).✨ Be the first to witness the official 2025 Fringe Festival theme reveal.✨ A special announcement from our friends at Sea Change Brewing Co. about an exciting Festival collab that will have you raising a glass all summer long.✨ A live auction stacked with out-of-this-world VIP Fringe experiences you can’t get anywhere else. Get your Tickets: Surrender to the spectacle. Tickets are LIMITED. Get yours now, before the best night of the year passes you by. Pick your ticket price: Fringe Champion: $120 ticket with $80 charitable tax receipt Fringe Fanatic: $80 ticket with $40 charitable tax receipt Fringe Friend: $40 ticket (no charitable tax receipt) PSST – your ticket grants you special timed access to A Fringe Benefit between 7pm – 8pm. When booking your tickets, pick the arrival time that works best for you (and don’t worry – we know life happens. Latecomers welcome!).
Westbury Theatre
Set in Yonker, Saskatchewan in the late 1940s, Alphabet Line follows Duncan, a Queer man who has lived on his family farm his entire life. He sends out daily messages via radio in the hope of receiving a response and finally hears from Nicholas, a graduate student from Saskatoon. As the men take refuge in their shared conversations, days pass and both Duncan and Nicholas will have to reckon with each other’s pasts and embrace vulnerability or risk losing all they’ve built. Accessible Performances The following performances will be Sign Language interpreted: 2025-04-23 20:00 2025-04-24 20:00 The following performances will be relaxed performances: 2025-04-23 20:00 The following performances will be live captioned: 2025-04-23 20:00 2025-04-24 20:00 2025-04-26 14:00
Westbury Theatre
Changes are afoot in the kingdom of Auradon! Here, all of Disney’s favorite heroes and heroines are living in peace, happily ever after. Meanwhile, the evil villains and troubled sidekicks have been banished to the Isle of the Lost, where they are stripped of their magic and powers. Ben, the beloved son of King Beast and Belle, is about to be crowned as King of Auradon and he has a radical idea. He decides to invite four trouble-making offspring of the most wicked villains to take their places as students at Auradon Prep. Mal, Evie, Jay and Carlos--the children of Maleficent, Grimhilde, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil--come to Auradon with an evil plan of their own. They have been tasked with stealing the Fairy Godmother’s magic wand and restoring their parents to power. However, will they go through with the plan? Or do they have the potential to learn to be good? Based on the popular Disney Channel Original Movies, Disney’s Descendants: The Musical is based on the Disney Channel Original Movies and features the hit songs from the films.
Maclab Theatre
A theatre-rock-concert celebrating dykes, butches, femmes, and queers of all sorts. Hot Dyke Party is a high-energy, queer femme band from Vancouver, BC, known for electrifying original music that varies in genre from punk rock, pop, dance and country. With six talented members playing live drums, bass, guitars, keys, violin and viola, their dynamic shows feature theatrical elements, candid moments, and audience participation—like reading your last text with an ex. Bursting with infectious energy, Hot Dyke Party invites everyone to celebrate love, identity, and self-expression. Come join the party! What Is the Inspiration For Your Piece? HOT DYKE PARTY was inspired by the music of Fleetwood Mac, Joan Jett, Patti Smith, and Irish-rock-bands of the 90s. Genre-fluid, we invite you to create a space where queer sapphic joy is the focus of the night, where we celebrate community. Also rock-concerts are fun. What Point In Process Is Your Piece At? What began as a theatre concert is now a touring concert piece. HOT DYKE PARTY is a celebration of genre-fluid, form-fluid work. Artist Credits: The Band: Arthi Chandra, Blue Chu, Cindy Kao, Hannah Meyers, Hayley Sullivan, Thule van den Dam The Designer: Alexandra Caprara Special thanks: Canada Council for the Arts, Dykes everywhere. Accessible Performance Tuesday April 1 @ 7:00pm: Sensory-Informed Option and Live Captioning For more about Expanse Accessibility, visit: https://azimuththeatre.com/expanse-access/ Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can. Suggested Price $35At Azimuth Theatre, we believe art should be accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why all of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Can model. We understand that everyone’s situation is different, so we leave it up to you to determine the value of your experience.While we suggest a ticket price to help cover production costs and support our artists, we understand that this may not be feasible for everyone. Whether you can give more or less, what matters most to us is that you join us in experiencing the magic of theatre together. No matter the amount, your contribution is valued and appreciated. Your support enables us to create meaningful connections, spark important conversations, and inspire change through the power of storytelling.
Westbury Theatre
Hypochondriac, Argan, wants his daughter to marry a doctor so he can save on his medical bills. But she's in love with someone else. Soon the whole household joins in her madcap scheme to save true love and give Argan's doctors a dose of their own medicine.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
Speaker information coming soon!
Backstage Theatre
Lucienne, an only child, is enjoying perfect happiness when suddenly her parents announce big news: she is going to become a big sister! At first, Lucienne was a little worried, but her parents' enthusiasm quickly reassures her. However, as soon as her brother is born, everything changes: Jacques occupies his parents day and night, and Lucienne feels alone. When her mother smiles, Lucienne no longer believes her: where has the cheerfulness gone that previously lit up her smile? Lucienne decides to become the best big sister in the world to bring joy back to her family. Will Lucienne succeed in helping her mother find her true smile, the one that makes the blue of her eyes shine? A story about family, illness, but above all, love.
SERVUS Credit Union Théâtre
'Sissy Fit: Battle Cry' is a drag spectacle of pure, cathartic release— for your heart, soul, and body. It revels in the joy of self-expression and the tension of navigating a world full of inequality, heteronormativity, and societal absurdity. Sissy invites the audience to channel rage, delight, and defiance into an empowering, communal experience. Part lip-sync, part protest, part cabaret spectacle, Battle Cry reaches out to anyone who's ever felt too much or not enough to embrace their inner 'Sissy' and unleash an outrageous, radical transformation dripping with spectacle. Creator, Playwright, and Performer - Brett Dahl Performer -Hunny Moon Performer - Felicia Bonée Performer - Orpheus Performer - Voula Callas Stage Manager - Curtis Gautier Costume Designer - Benjamin Toner Lighting Design - Rory Turner Projected Media and Scenic Designer - T. Erin Gruber Sound Designer - Kena León Dresser - Andraya Diogo Producers - Brett Dahl and T. Erin Gruber Special thanks: University of Alberta, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Edmonton Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts. Accessible Performance Tuesday April 1 @ 8:30pm: Relaxed performance and Deaf/Hard of Hearing Access Points For more about Expanse Accessibility, visit: https://azimuththeatre.com/expanse-access/ Content Warning: Feelings of transphobia and body dysmorphia BUT the play will end happily – like we are going to talk about trans issues/the premiere in ways which may be triggering but, I got you, we go through the shit to find the light and then we will party. Also, partial nudity, mature themes and language, loud noise, haze, and flashing lights. Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can. Suggested Price $35At Azimuth Theatre, we believe art should be accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why all of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Can model. We understand that everyone’s situation is different, so we leave it up to you to determine the value of your experience.While we suggest a ticket price to help cover production costs and support our artists, we understand that this may not be feasible for everyone. Whether you can give more or less, what matters most to us is that you join us in experiencing the magic of theatre together. No matter the amount, your contribution is valued and appreciated. Your support enables us to create meaningful connections, spark important conversations, and inspire change through the power of storytelling.
Westbury Theatre
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