Shumka: Back to Our Roots is a vibrant, high-energy performance that celebrates Ukrainian dance by returning to what matters most: movement, music, and regional tradition. Drawing from Shumka’s rich performance history, the program features dances from across Ukraine that reveal how geography, history, and community shape rhythm, style, and physical expression, from grounded village steps to virtuosic ensemble work.
Two Artists. Two Friends. Two Explorations of Ourselves.
Beth Graham and Brian Webb
These two friends who first met and hit it off serving on a dance jury, then became intimate buddies are sharing the stage! Each will explore in their own way: JUST WHO I AM TODAY! Two monologues told in dancing (OK! moving?) and speaking will reveal truths that may shock you, move you, and even entertain you! Gentle provocation may turn out to be a big surprise!
April 16 -18
Position: Artistic Director (full-time)
Compensation: $54,000 annually plus benefits.
Start date: July 1, 2026 or as soon as practical
Reports: To the Board of Directors
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Closing date: April 14, 2026
Interviews: weeks of April 27th & May 4th
May 2 - May 24, 2026
The Citadel Theatre, one of Canada’s largest and busiest professional, not-for-profit theatre companies, has an opening for part-time Guest Services Representative. This is a part-time role with eligibility to work up to 24 hours per week.
This posting is for up to 5 Performing Arts Instructor I and II positions
We are seeking:
These are seasonal positions starting early June with an expected end date of August 25, 2026.
Join Lana Skauge for the Calgary launch of her new book, Made of Snow and Story.
Blending lyrical storytelling with reflections gathered over years of performance, travel, and listening across Alberta, this new work invites readers into a world shaped by winter landscapes and human connection.
The afternoon will feature live readings, special guest performances, and a celebration of story in community! Tickets are $10 or Pay What You Can.
Special launch price: Books will be available for $20 at the event (regular price $25 afterward).
The University of Calgary Drama Division
in the School of Creative and Performing Arts is proud to present
THE ELEVATOR PROJECT
March 19 to March 21
