Get ready for a high-energy, heartwarming journey of self-discovery, determination, and breaking expectations. Based on the hit blockbuster, this feel-good musical follows Elle Woods, a fashionable sorority queen who surprises everyone by enrolling at Harvard Law to win back her ex. Along the way, Elle defies stereotypes, discovers her inner strength, and proves that staying true to yourself is the ultimate path to success.
Collider is the Citadel’s New Play Development Festival that celebrates and helps bring to life new stories and scripts for larger stages showcasing a mix of local artists and artists from across the country and beyond. Check out the free play readings, mixers, and artist-led workshops (more workshops info coming soon)! Learn more and see full festival details at: citadeltheatre.com/artists/play-development/collider-festival
by Jessy Ardern, an adaptation of the play by Edmond Rostand
7 pm in the Zeidler Hall | Free
by Katherine Koller, an adaptation of the novel by Jane Austen
2 pm in the Zeidler Hall | Free
6 - 7 pm
Zeidler Hall Lobby
Join us to meet and mingle with fellow playwrights, artists and theatre lovers who are passionate about new play development. This is also a chance to check out our Pop-Up Theatre Bookstore which carries plays by many local writers and many of the playwrights involved in Collider.
by Collin Doyle
7 pm in the Zeidler Hall | Free
by Mac Brock
Read by participants in the Citadel Young Company
2 pm in the Zeidler Hall | Free
6 - 7 pm
Zeidler Hall Lobby
Join us to meet and mingle with fellow playwrights, artists and theatre lovers who are passionate about new play development. This is also a chance to check out our Pop-Up Theatre Bookstore which carries plays by many local writers and many of the playwrights involved in Collider.
by James Odin Wade, based on the music of Joel Plaskett
7 pm in the Zeidler Hall | Free
Collider is a New Play Development Festival that celebrates and helps bring to life new stories and scripts for larger stages showcasing a mix of local artists and artists from across the country and beyond.
Collider is a New Play Development Festival that celebrates and helps bring to life new stories and scripts for larger stages showcasing a mix of local artists and artists from across the country and beyond.
Collider is a New Play Development Festival that celebrates and helps bring to life new stories and scripts for larger stages showcasing a mix of local artists and artists from across the country and beyond.
The Theatre Network Society is a not-for-profit, charitable arts organization that produces contemporary Canadian theatre and shares the stories of Canadian playwrights from our home, The Roxy Theatre, that is owned and operated by Theatre Network.
Theatre Network is dedicated to producing and facilitating the development of work that is both challenging and engaging, We are unafraid to question the world we live in, and provide an unexpected and exciting experience for our audiences. Theatre Network tells Canadian stories by Canadian artists. Our continuing commitment is towards work that tells important stories even if they may be controversial. The Roxy is also home to our sister company Nextfest, as well as to the Miller Art Gallery, which operates three gallery halls within our building.
The affairs of the Society are governed by a Board of Directors that works closely with the Artistic and Executive Director. The Board meets ten times a year on Monday evenings, with additional committee meetings as needed.
Theatre Network is seeking nominations for potential Board Directors to begin in September 2025. Directors will be elected by the membership to a three-year term, for up to two consecutive terms. We are seeking at least three, and up to four new Directors this year to balance the knowledge, capacities and demographics of the Board. Nominations are encouraged from diverse communities, particularly those from Indigenous and/or equity-deserving backgrounds. The Board would also welcome nominations with skills or expertise in fundraising, law, communications, government relations/advocacy as well as past Board Chair or leadership experience. Any potential Board member should be familiar with theatre or share a passion for the arts as well as, have the ability to personally give from a charitable financial perspective to the organization.
Anyone interested in nominating or being nominated should confirm their interest in writing, by submitting a cover letter and resume. The Society will facilitate nomination conversations with anyone who wishes to be considered. The deadline for nominations is June 20, 2025, at 11:59 pm MDT. Interested candidates will be reviewed and interviewed by the Governance and Nominations Committee. Following that process, the Board will present a preferred candidate or slate of candidates to the membership at the AGM in September 2025.
To begin the Nomination process, please send an email to jared@theatrenetwork.ca with the subject: "Theatre Network Board Nomination" along with your letter of interest and resume outlining your past Board experience and expertise.
We are seeking at least three, and up to four new Directors this year to balance the knowledge, capacities and demographics of the Board.
We are seeking at least three, and up to four new Directors this year to balance the knowledge, capacities and demographics of the Board.
We are seeking at least three, and up to four new Directors this year to balance the knowledge, capacities and demographics of the Board.
High River Gift of Music Society is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing excellence in music to the community of High River since 2009. Our mission is to open doors to the world of classical music by presenting world-class performances, fostering educational opportunities, and engaging the community through outreach programs. We believe that music has the power to inspire, connect, and uplift—and we are committed to making these experiences accessible to all.
The Executive Director is responsible for implementing the artistic vision and focus of the High River Gift of Music Society in consultation with the Board of Directors and the Artistic Director.
The successful candidate will be a highly motivated, passionate, self-directed professional with multi-faceted skills to manage a wide range of roles and responsibilities in a small non-profit arts organization.
The Executive Director is accountable to the Board of Directors and works collaboratively with the Artistic Director and Board. They work in a co-leadership role with the Artistic Director.
The Executive Director is a part-time position with flexible hours, requiring occasional availability during evenings and weekends to support concerts, events, and community engagement. While much of the work can be done remotely, the successful candidate must be familiar with High River and the surrounding area, and be available to support the organization’s activities locally as needed. This role is ideal for a self-motivated individual with a passion for the arts and strong ties to the community. Salary $1,500/month.
Submit letter of interest and resume to High River Gift of Music HR Committee at info@highrivergiftofmusic.com, by June 20, 2025.
High River Gift of Music Society, a rural classical music concert series is hiring an Executive Director.
High River Gift of Music Society, a rural classical music concert series is hiring an Executive Director.
High River Gift of Music Society, a rural classical music concert series is hiring an Executive Director.
Reporting to the Associate Director of Marketing, the Digital Marketing Coordinator at Theatre Calgary will play a key role in developing and implementing Theatre Calgary’s marketing and communications strategies. You will work closely with a highly creative team to assist in the production of powerful marketing initiatives that drive greater brand awareness, audience development, sales and global recognition among audiences that positions Theatre Calgary as an industry leader.
This workshop is for singers, performers, and artists who have felt the sting of perfectionism, burnout, or disconnection from their voice. Whether you’re returning to the stage or simply longing to feel more at home in your own sound, this space is designed to meet you there. We’ll work with the voice not just as a technical tool, but as an extension of the nervous system—a site of healing, power, and presence. Through a blend of somatic voicework, breath practice, and trauma-informed performance tools, participants will be guided to soften performance anxiety, reconnect to their body, and explore voice as a form of self-witnessing and creative expression.
Rooted in vocal pedagogy and nervous system science—but infused with warmth and play—Seen & Heard invites you to reimagine what it means to be fully expressed, without needing to prove or perfect. You don’t need to identify as a professional singer. You just need to have a voice—and a desire to use it in a way that feels true.
Dates: July 26, 2025 from 12 pm - 4 pm
Location: Grindstone Studio (9562 82 Ave NW)
Instructor: Sierra Jamerson
Prerequisite: NA
Showcase: There is no showcase for this class
Cost: $225 +GST (there is no early bird for this workshop)
Facilitator Bio:
Sierra Jamerson is a genre-defying vocalist, performer, and somatic voice facilitator with nearly two decades of experience as both an artist and educator. Known for her emotionally resonant voice and magnetic stage presence, she has shared the stage with internationally renowned vocalist Josh Groban, performed alongside musical legends like The Drifters and Mavis Staples, and was part of a command performance for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. She is the founder of Temple of Sound, a voice and rhythm-based healing practice where vocal technique, nervous system science, and sacred ritual converge. Her workshops combine somatic voicework, breath and movement, and trauma-informed embodiment tools—supporting artists in reclaiming their voice as a site of safety, power, and creative expression.
An award-winning certified therapeutic drum circle facilitator, Sierra received the When African Women Talk Her Legacy Award for Arts in 2024. She has taught thousands of singers and artists of all ages and is revered as “an open channel of musical expression of the highest order.
Register today at Grindstonetheatre.ca/adultworkshops
This workshop is for singers, performers, and artists who have felt the sting of perfectionism, burnout, or disconnection from their voice.
This workshop is for singers, performers, and artists who have felt the sting of perfectionism, burnout, or disconnection from their voice.
This workshop is for singers, performers, and artists who have felt the sting of perfectionism, burnout, or disconnection from their voice.
Northern Light Theatre's Season Launch Party is on Saturday June 7 starting at 2pm. Join us at Roots on Whyte (3rd floor) 8135 102 St NW.
Get an exclusive sneak peek at our 50th season, with selected readings from the plays. Your $30 ticket through the link in our comments gets you a glass of wine provided by Color de Vino and some lovely snacks provided by Under the High Wheel.
Application intake for the Alberta Artist in Residence/Arts Ambassador grant is now open. The deadline to apply is June 16. The maximum eligible amount you can apply for is $50,000. This opportunity is open to individual artists from all disciplines.
Program guidelines and application materials can be downloaded from the Artist in Residence website at www.alberta.ca/alberta-artist-residence-apply.
This program seeks to inspire innovation in the arts and to promote a wider understanding and appreciation of the arts and artists in Alberta.
Artists are encouraged to apply for this grant to become Alberta’s Artist in Residence / Arts Ambassador for a one-year term.
Through this grant, the successful artist will:
The deadline to apply is June 16. The maximum eligible amount you can apply for is $50,000. Open to artists from all disciplines.
The deadline to apply is June 16. The maximum eligible amount you can apply for is $50,000. Open to artists from all disciplines.
The deadline to apply is June 16. The maximum eligible amount you can apply for is $50,000. Open to artists from all disciplines.
Celebrate with NUOVA's 5-week intensive singers, Broadway's best showtunes, and a delicious 4 course Italian dinner! This concert is a fundraising initiative from NUOVA Vocal Arts to celebrate these emerging artists, and to raise money to support future emerging artists with scholarships to our intensive programs!
When: Tuesday June 10
Doors open: 5:30 pm
Program begins: 6 pm
Where: The Parlour Italian Kitchen & Bar (10334 108 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1L9)
What's included: The price of your ticket includes a 4 course Italian dinner (appetizer, pasta, main & dessert), 20% gratuity to the restaurant, and a $25 chritable tax receipt
Please Note: We will be offering complimentary coffee and tea, however any alcoholic, and non-alcoholic beverages will be an extra cost to you.
Join NUOVA Vocal Arts for a night of Broadway's best tunes, delicious Italian plates, and quality time with your friends & family
Join NUOVA Vocal Arts for a night of Broadway's best tunes, delicious Italian plates, and quality time with your friends & family
Join NUOVA Vocal Arts for a night of Broadway's best tunes, delicious Italian plates, and quality time with your friends & family
