This lively, multi-talented trio plays the songs of Kieran Martin Murphy whom Edmonton audiences will recognize from The PreTenors and the Mayfield Dinner Theatre's rock shows and musicals. The tunes are a delightful mix that'll make you laugh, tap your toes and even bring a tear to the eye.

The Collegium Musicum presents a world premiere chamber opera version of Kafka's classic tale "The Metamorphosis". It is the story of a young man who transforms overnight into a beetle-like insect- a harrowing and surreal study on the quintessentially alienated man of modern society.

Behold The Goodtimes; an Electro-Vaudeville Spectacle! Follow this wildly entertaining husband/wife duo as they travel through time & outer space to the 24th Century. The Goodtimes Show is an interactive theatrical rock extravaganza; complete with groovy tunes, participaction & the intergalactic sweet beats of Bleeps the Robot. Goodtimes.

A mad doctor & a murderous fortune-telling zombie wrapped in swirling dub, trip hop beats and haunting vocals. A cinematic dream of travelling fairs, murderous sleepwalkers and sinister asylums. A live film score by sound designer and thereminist Dave Clarke, singers John Ullyatt & Twilla MacLeod and cellist Martin Kloppers.

Featuring taiko drums, electronica and a skeletal cello, Pulse is the show you can watch sitting down or on the dance floor. Pulse-powered by the songs of Arcade Fire, Radiohead, Metric, Kate Bush, Massive Attack and Nancy Sinatra. Pulse: a myth for every village that had a drum.

Forget Me Not features the timeless songwriting of Andrea House, Dana Wylie, and Chris Smith, and tells the true story of Andrea's grandfather from his daring romance with a young Parisienne during WWI, to his reluctant return to the prairies. A story of youth, tragedy, compromise, and love.

A surprising auditory experience blending elements of bluegrass, jazz, folk and spoken word - The Fugitives are capable of achieving dizzying, Arcade Fire-ish crescendos, replete with parallel melodies, complex harmonies and brimming torrents of emotion Uptown Magazine ?????- CBC

CHARLES WESLEY, the hymn writer, tells of the tumultuous struggles with the church establishment that led to the birth of the Methodist church. Interspersed within the play, United Voices of Edmonton sing some of Wesleys best known/loved hymns. The Methodists were one of the founding churches of the United Church of Canada.