Upcoming Events Calendar
Boy Player (Preview)
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player (Opening Night)
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Boy Player
Boy Player by Frank Moher
Moving, surprising, and often unexpectedly funny, Boy Player is the true story of what happened when Frank Moher was orphaned as a kid, and suddenly found himself transplanted from Edmonton, Alberta to New York City. It’s also about how finding your passion, or passions — in Frank’s case, theatre, and a young woman named Diana who had been through similar experiences as a child — can change and maybe save your life.
Filled with great musical theatre songs and sometimes deeply emotional, Boy Player will touch your heart, and lift it, too.
Frank Moher - Playwright, Performer
Jonathan Greenway - Director
Naughty AND Nice: A Krampus Cabaret
Naughty AND Nice: A Krampus Cabaret
Back by popular demand! Following its wildly successful run at Workshop West and its Sterling Award–winning acclaim, the dark side of the holiday season returns for one night only. We are thrilled to partner with Edmonton Pops Orchestra's Michael Clark and Straight Edge Theatre’s Seth Gilfillan and Stephen Allred for a cabaret that puts a deliciously wicked twist on seasonal cheer.
Act I delivers an irreverent lineup of non-carol holiday tunes guaranteed to shake up your traditions, while Act II brings you the unforgettable music from Krampus: A New Musical.
Whether you’ve been naughty or nice, OR NAUGHTY AND NICE, join us for an evening of brilliant music, sharp wit, and a fresh holiday tradition!
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Stars on Her Shoulders - Springboards New Play Festival
BRINGING ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES TOGETHER IN THE EYE OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS
The return of Workshop West’s signature festival that celebrates Edmonton plays and playwrights in process. Springboards features staged readings of plays in development in a welcoming cabaret setting - with just enough sound, light and staging to ignite your imagination. This not-to-be-missed series readings, talk-backs, and discussions, offers audiences a peek behind-the-curtain, into the workings the creative process where artists collaborate to vision and re-envision the electrifying works of tomorrow.
Tickets are $15 online or pay-what-you-wish at the door.
Saturday, March 25, 7:30 PM
Stars On Her Shoulders by Stephen Massicotte
From the author of the Canadian Classic Mary's Wedding, comes a new play about what it means to be a war hero. In May 1918, No. 3 Canadian Stationary Hospital was bombed by a German plane. No one who was there was ever the same again.
Director: Heather Inglis
Featuring: Kristin Johnston, Haley Moorehouse, and Sydney Williams
Deadletter - Springboards New Play Festival
BRINGING ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES TOGETHER IN THE EYE OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS
The return of Workshop West’s signature festival that celebrates Edmonton plays and playwrights in process. Springboards features staged readings of plays in development in a welcoming cabaret setting - with just enough sound, light and staging to ignite your imagination. This not-to-be-missed series readings, talk-backs, and discussions, offers audiences a peek behind-the-curtain, into the workings the creative process where artists collaborate to vision and re-envision the electrifying works of tomorrow.
Tickets are $15 online or pay-what-you-wish at the door.
Friday, March 24, 7:30 PM
Deadletter by Conni Massing
“Like all desperate people, she was hungry for omens." In this small-scale mystery by Edmonton favourite Conni Massing, Amy finds that the mundane mysteries of lost socks and redirected mail are much more the happenstance.
Director: Tracy Carroll
Dramaturgical Consultants: Darrin Hagen and Heather Inglis
Featuring: Lora Brovold, Collin Doyle, and Maralyn Ryan
Everyone is Doing Fine - Springboards New Play Festival
BRINGING ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES TOGETHER IN THE EYE OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS
The return of Workshop West’s signature festival that celebrates Edmonton plays and playwrights in process. Springboards features staged readings of plays in development in a welcoming cabaret setting - with just enough sound, light and staging to ignite your imagination. This not-to-be-missed series readings, talk-backs, and discussions, offers audiences a peek behind-the-curtain, into the workings the creative process where artists collaborate to vision and re-envision the electrifying works of tomorrow.
Tickets are $15 online or pay-what-you-wish at the door.
Thursday, March 23, 7:30 PM
Everyone Is Doing Fine by James Odin Wade
Art, sex, and capitalism collide in this fast-paced comedy-drama. When two listless art school friends are brought into the employ of a hedge-fund manager, liaisons are dangerous, the figures are high, and futures are bought and sold.
Director: Margaret Legere
Featuring: David Madawo, Christina Nguyen, and Jake Tkaczyk
EDMONten - Springboards New Play Festival
BRINGING ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES TOGETHER IN THE EYE OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS
The return of Workshop West’s signature festival that celebrates Edmonton plays and playwrights in process. Springboards features staged readings of plays in development in a welcoming cabaret setting - with just enough sound, light and staging to ignite your imagination. This not-to-be-missed series readings, talk-backs, and discussions, offers audiences a peek behind-the-curtain, into the workings the creative process where artists collaborate to vision and re-envision the electrifying works of tomorrow.
This evening, we offer a series of readings from the winners of the EDMONten ten minute playwriting contest hosted by APN!
Tickets are $15 online or pay-what-you-wish at the door.
Wednesday, March 22, 7:30 PM
EDMONten (in Partnership with Alberta Playwrights’ Network)
Originally created and curated by Tracy Carroll, Conni Massing, and Michelle Vance Hehir, EDMONten is a play competition that invites Edmonton playwrights to submit their ten-minute creations. Over the past 3 years, there have been over 60 submissions, 15 of which have been given public readings. This year, with the support of the Edmonton Arts Council and in partnership with Alberta Playwrights’ Network, we are thrilled to present EDMONten at Springboards. These plays may be short, but they pack a punch!
Playwrights: Bridgette Boyko, Victoria Kibblewhite, AJ Lorel, Linda Wood-Edwards, and Calla Wright
Director: Andrew Ritchie