Theatres in Avenue District, Edmonton, AB
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9210 118 Ave NW, ALBERTA AVENUE, Edmonton, T5G 0N2
(780) 761-2773
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The Alberta Avenue Community League is a versatile community center in Edmonton, praised for its spaciousness and clean facilities. The commercial kitchen is a hit among small business owners for its affordability, cleanliness, and ease of access. The hall is ideal for various events, including markets, weddings, dances, and monster pro wrestling shows. Some customers appreciate the community spirit and the beautiful grounds. However, a few mention difficulties with navigation and limited parking. 
9351-118 Avenue, NORTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5G 0N3
(780) 471-1580
Charity Organization, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Performance Art Theatre 
9210 118 Ave, Edmonton, T5G 0N2
780-761-2773
Established in 1996, Theatre Prospero’s mandate is to create, and to foster the creation of, mythic, classical and poetic theatre and other art for students and others through productions, residencies and festivals. Although primarily focused on Shakespeare, Theatre Prospero has also produced other plays including Greek plays, adaptations of Charles Dickens’ and Dylan Thomas’ works, as well as developing new Canadian productions including Maggie Now Parts 1-4 and Blood Opera: The Raven Tango Poems. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, Theatre Prospero provides Artist in Residence programs for schools around Alberta, offering students opportunities to act in Shakespeare’s plays with professional mentorship. Theatre Prospero also offers student matinees and public performances of plays in Edmonton. Theatre Prospero’s will be developing a major production in the upcoming seasons, a commissioned aboriginal adaptation of Macbeth to be co-produced with Akpik Theatre of Yellowknife. We are based in Edmonton, Alberta, but tour throughout Alberta. Our Artist in Residence program offers a variety of multi-day residencies for students in Kindergarten through to grade 12.