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Northern Light Theatre, based in Edmonton, Alberta, is celebrating its 50th season of delivering challenging and critically-acclaimed performances to the local theatre community and beyond. With a history that spans from its origins as a lunchtime theatre to its current home in the Fringe Theatre Arts Barns, NLT continues to evolve and grow alongside its supportive audience, media sponsors, and artists. The 2025-26 season features a compelling lineup, including productions such as "The Pink Unicorn," "How Patty Joanne Won High Gold at the Grand Christmas Cup Winter Dance Competition," and "Request Programme." Each piece explores relevant themes such as social change, unexpected friendships, and mental health, reaffirming NLT's commitment to facilitating meaningful conversations through theatre. Generated from the website

Workshop West Playwrights Theatre, located in Edmonton, Alberta, is dedicated to producing and presenting new Canadian plays, celebrating the intersection of triumph and defeat through the art of storytelling. As they embark on their 46th season, the theatre is proud to offer a Pay What You Will ticketing initiative, ensuring accessibility for all audiences. With a diverse lineup of productions, including world premieres and critically acclaimed works, Workshop West fosters a vibrant community of playwrights and theatre artists. Their commitment to inclusivity and innovation is evident in events like the Springboards New Play Festival, which highlights emerging Canadian talent and encourages audience engagement with the creative process. Generated from the website

Eva O. Howard Theatre (Vic) in Edmonton, AB is a versatile venue that hosts a variety of performances and events. With a focus on providing a platform for creativity and entertainment, this theatre caters to a diverse range of audiences. Generated from their business information