Theatres in Strathcona, Edmonton, AB
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10322 – 83rd Avenue NW, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 5C3
(780) 439-3058
Walterdale Theatre, at 55 years old, is one of Western Canada’s oldest amateur theatre groups. With the exception of a paid part-time Administrator, Walterdale Theatre is operated entirely by volunteers with a love of theatre, members of any age and background have the unique opportunity to participate in all aspects of live theatre. We do it for love, not money. 
The Walterdale Theatre is a quaint venue with great staff and reasonable prices for plays. It's a safe place for learning and growing with a wide variety of shows and a welcoming atmosphere. The seating is good, and the venue offers wonderful live theatre in Edmonton. Many praise the historic, homy, and friendly environment with diverse programming. 
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10329 – 83 Avenue, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2C6
(780) 433-3399
Amusement and Recreation Services, nightlife, Divertissements et média, Théâtre, Theatrical Producers & Services, Théàtres-Arts de la scène, performing arts, Performance Art Theatre, Theatre 
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10329 83 Rd Avenue, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2C6
(780) 434-5564
Shadow Theatre is a thriving, respected and well funded theatre whose home is a modern, fully equipped Varscona Theatre. We choose the finest plays from around the world which will move our audiences hearts and open their minds. Shadow Theatre receives praise for presenting professional productions with great casts, reasonable prices, and high-quality facilities, including good sound and sightlines. Visitors enjoy the laughs and excellent front-of-house staff, making it a must-visit destination for live theatre. 
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9828 101A Ave, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T5J 3C6
(780) 431-1750
Performance Art Theatre, Theatre Customers highly recommend Catalyst Theatre Society's original works, citing impressive productions and acting in shows like Vigilante: Fortune Falls, Nevermore, The Invisible, and Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare. 
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10437 83 Ave NW, NORTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 2C7
(780) 443-6044
Theatrical Productions, Performing Arts Group, Non-Profit Organization, Theatre, Performance Art Theatre 
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10330 - 84 Avenue, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2G9
(780) 448-9000
Our Vision Everyone is ‘Fringing’!* *Fringing: ‘to Fringe’. Fringe (verb)/frinj/ Enjoying a unique, evolving Edmonton experience # Being swept up in an international artistic force to be reckoned with Taking an essential journey for every theatre lover Participating in a rite of passage for artists from around the world Our Mission FTA is dedicated to providing a vibrant year-round home in Edmonton for local, national, and international artists to present theatre arts that challenge audiences, and celebrate the cultural fabric of our communities. We do so by fostering an environment and providing resources that encourage audiences of all ages, and artists - professionals and aspiring alike - to take creative chances. Our Mandate To produce the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival, present a theatre arts season through the Arts at the Barns Presentation Series, and operate and manage the ATB Financial Arts Barns, by means of a balanced work environment, strong governance, and sound fiscal management. Membership — Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival is a founding member of the (CAFF). CAFF has established a set of guidelines and philosophies to which each Fringe Festival must adhere for Fringe Indoor Theatre: Participation in the Festival is determined by a non-juried process; Participants receive 100% of the ticketed box office receipts for their performances; Fringe Festival producers have no control over the artistic content of performances; Fringes should provide accessible opportunities for audiences and artists to participate.