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JCL Productions Presents: Aiden Knight w. guests. Tickets $22 in advance, $30 at the door.
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Aliza Alain Intwali Mantra Movement Co. Jananie Tickets $25 at door
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Dead Fibres Grimelda Wax Duplex dot. Cardigan Tickets $20 at door
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Desert Bar Dodge The Autoboticus Velocitractor Tickets $20 at door
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Doreen 'Feral Bloom' Album Release Fitness The Eclipse Tickets $15 at door
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Droryboy EP Release w. Salty Auntie & Brooklyn BlueTickets $20 at door
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Fresh Breath Jessica Heine Tickets $20 at door
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Hoopsnake, Confusion Master, Everythingyoueverloved, Mongo Doom Tickets $20 at door
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Medical Pilot Withered Days Hellxboy Alien To The Ignorant
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We’re going to try Nerd Nite 66 again. This time, we’re hosting it at Arcadia. If that doesn’t explain the title then you need to have a chat with a Can Lit nerd. When: June 30, 2022, show at 7:30, doors at 7:00 Where: Upstairs at Arcadia Brewing Co, 10712 120 Street NW We are happy to have two of the speakers we promised for last month joining us in May. Sarah Polkinghorne: I have a body, therefore I think, therefore I am Swapping bodies, uploading minds, transferring identities … these sci-fi tropes show that we’re fascinated with the idea that your mind can be separated from your body. But these tropes are probably destined to remain in the realm of fiction. It turns out that our bodies make pretty fundamental contributions to how our minds work (e.g., our ways of thinking, learning, and remembering). Sarah will discuss how researchers are figuring this out, and why it matters. Dr. Sarah Polkinghorne has always been intrigued by how people build connections and become informed. She’s travelled a unique path from theatre to librarianship to research, most recently studying how people from different walks of life come to feel informed about food. She works as a librarian at the University of Alberta, where she also teaches Human Information Interaction in the School of Library and Information Studies. She has given talks around the world. Stephanie Chan: Hashtag NerdLife: From Kid Nerd to Professional Nerd How a love of superheroes turned into a career of passion. Stephanie Chan’s mega-geekdom interests in arts, fashion and tech has led her into photography, comic books, design, education, and making. When not living the life of a multi-tasking extraordinaire, she’s on the prowl for unique and tasty cookie recipes. Chris Gowen: Magic, Deception, and Trickery The talk will be about magic and its performance, deception, subtleties, and the lengths magicians go to pull off the tricks that they do. And maybe a demo or two. Chris Gowen has been studying the art of magic since 2002. He was a 2019 Edmonton Journal Fringe Favourite. In the announcement, The Edmonton Journal called Chris Gowen “a master of sleight of hand that will trick you, fool you, charm you, and leave you wanting more.” He is Pacific Coast Associations of Magicians Gold Medalist, he has been seen on Global News Edmonton and City TV, and performs regularly at private parties and for some of the biggest corporations in Alberta such as Epcor, ATB, and Pacesetter. He regularly sells out shows at venues such as The Rec
Arcadia Brewing Co.
Laundry Week Stem Champ Sean Davis Newton Tickerts $15 at door
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Immaculate Perfection... revolves around the final year of high school for a group of students who spend their time smoking, crying, and touching each other in the gender neutral bathroom. After a trans senior conceives a baby despite her being a virgin, the adolescents are made to reassess their priorities, friendships, and what safety means to them. Sensory Friendly Performances The 2:30 performances on Saturday, July 2nd and Saturday, July 9th will be sensory friendly performances, with the performance on July 9th also having an ASL interpreter. During these performance the volume of sound cues will be lowered, the stage lights will be dimmed slightly, volume and intensity of particularly violent stage moments will be reduced, the house lights will be on and all patrons are invited to move around the space if so desired.
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The North Sound Gunner & Smith Electric Religious $20 advance$25 door
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Zebra Pulse i.o (victoria) Brick Road Ghost Cars Tickets $15 at door
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JCL Productions Presents: Aiden Knight w. guests. Tickets $22 in advance, $30 at the door.
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Aliza Alain Intwali Mantra Movement Co. Jananie Tickets $25 at door
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Dead Fibres Grimelda Wax Duplex dot. Cardigan Tickets $20 at door
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Desert Bar Dodge The Autoboticus Velocitractor Tickets $20 at door
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Doreen 'Feral Bloom' Album Release Fitness The Eclipse Tickets $15 at door
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Droryboy EP Release w. Salty Auntie & Brooklyn BlueTickets $20 at door
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Fresh Breath Jessica Heine Tickets $20 at door
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Hoopsnake, Confusion Master, Everythingyoueverloved, Mongo Doom Tickets $20 at door
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Medical Pilot Withered Days Hellxboy Alien To The Ignorant
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We’re going to try Nerd Nite 66 again. This time, we’re hosting it at Arcadia. If that doesn’t explain the title then you need to have a chat with a Can Lit nerd. When: June 30, 2022, show at 7:30, doors at 7:00 Where: Upstairs at Arcadia Brewing Co, 10712 120 Street NW We are happy to have two of the speakers we promised for last month joining us in May. Sarah Polkinghorne: I have a body, therefore I think, therefore I am Swapping bodies, uploading minds, transferring identities … these sci-fi tropes show that we’re fascinated with the idea that your mind can be separated from your body. But these tropes are probably destined to remain in the realm of fiction. It turns out that our bodies make pretty fundamental contributions to how our minds work (e.g., our ways of thinking, learning, and remembering). Sarah will discuss how researchers are figuring this out, and why it matters. Dr. Sarah Polkinghorne has always been intrigued by how people build connections and become informed. She’s travelled a unique path from theatre to librarianship to research, most recently studying how people from different walks of life come to feel informed about food. She works as a librarian at the University of Alberta, where she also teaches Human Information Interaction in the School of Library and Information Studies. She has given talks around the world. Stephanie Chan: Hashtag NerdLife: From Kid Nerd to Professional Nerd How a love of superheroes turned into a career of passion. Stephanie Chan’s mega-geekdom interests in arts, fashion and tech has led her into photography, comic books, design, education, and making. When not living the life of a multi-tasking extraordinaire, she’s on the prowl for unique and tasty cookie recipes. Chris Gowen: Magic, Deception, and Trickery The talk will be about magic and its performance, deception, subtleties, and the lengths magicians go to pull off the tricks that they do. And maybe a demo or two. Chris Gowen has been studying the art of magic since 2002. He was a 2019 Edmonton Journal Fringe Favourite. In the announcement, The Edmonton Journal called Chris Gowen “a master of sleight of hand that will trick you, fool you, charm you, and leave you wanting more.” He is Pacific Coast Associations of Magicians Gold Medalist, he has been seen on Global News Edmonton and City TV, and performs regularly at private parties and for some of the biggest corporations in Alberta such as Epcor, ATB, and Pacesetter. He regularly sells out shows at venues such as The Rec
Arcadia Brewing Co.
Laundry Week Stem Champ Sean Davis Newton Tickerts $15 at door
The Aviary
Immaculate Perfection... revolves around the final year of high school for a group of students who spend their time smoking, crying, and touching each other in the gender neutral bathroom. After a trans senior conceives a baby despite her being a virgin, the adolescents are made to reassess their priorities, friendships, and what safety means to them. Sensory Friendly Performances The 2:30 performances on Saturday, July 2nd and Saturday, July 9th will be sensory friendly performances, with the performance on July 9th also having an ASL interpreter. During these performance the volume of sound cues will be lowered, the stage lights will be dimmed slightly, volume and intensity of particularly violent stage moments will be reduced, the house lights will be on and all patrons are invited to move around the space if so desired.
Studio Theatre
The North Sound Gunner & Smith Electric Religious $20 advance$25 door
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Zebra Pulse i.o (victoria) Brick Road Ghost Cars Tickets $15 at door
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