Writer: Emily Dallas
Director: Valmai Goggin
Musical Director: Joe Slabe
Designers: Kathryn Smith (Scenic and Lighting) Rebecca Toon (Costumes);
Actor Pictured: Tara Jackson
Photo: Benjamin Laird
Writer: Emily Dallas
Director: Valmai Goggin
Musical Director: Joe Slabe
Designers: Kathryn Smith (Scenic and Lighting) Rebecca Toon (Costumes);
Actor Pictured: Tara Jackson
Photo: Benjamin Laird
Anne Marie Szucs, Artistic Director of Walterdale Theatre in Edmonton, was recently featured in Edmonton Woman Magazine, in their feature The Cutting Edge. Anne Marie Szucs’s new role as Artistic Director of the Walterdale Theatre is only the latest in a series of challenging ventures. This is her first year
Last Chance Leduc An Interview between Katherine Koller, playwright and Annie Smith, directorAnnie and Katherine took some time out on January 31, after rehearsal, to talk about the premiere production of Last Chance Leduc at Grande Prairie Regional College. Katherine: Annie, what other plays have you directed at the College? Annie: Unity
Since there has been a theatre, there have been stagecraft elements—theatre technologies—and over the centuries both have developed and evolved in lockstep, influencing and affecting one another. ~All Stages Editor, Frazer Andrews The Winter 2014 edition of All Stages Magazine will be arriving in Theatre Alberta members’ mailboxes this week! In this issue,
This is fun! To help promote it production of Butcher by Nicholas Billon, Alberta Theatre Projects published a video of its opening night audience reactions to the play. We thought this was an interesting way to amplify a play’s positive word-of-mouth by using social media. For more ideas on reaching out to
*Ed. Note: As part of our online component to All Stages Magazine Fall 2014 edition on Audience Engagement, we have published a three part interview series by Tracy Carroll, exploring how some Edmonton Artistic Directors are programming to expand their company audience bases. Click for Part one and Part two. Part three (below) features L’Unithéâtre Artistic
*Ed. Note: As part of our online component to All Stages Magazine Fall 2014 edition on Audience Engagement, we are publishing a three part interview series by Tracy Carroll, exploring how some Edmonton Artistic Directors are programming to expand their company audience bases. Part one can be found here. Part
*Ed. Note: As part of our online component to All Stages Magazine Fall 2014 edition on Audience Engagement, we are publishing a three part interview series by Tracy Carroll, exploring how some Edmonton Artistic Directors are programming to expand their company audience bases. Part one (below) features Fringe Theatre Adventures Program Director
In January, Theatre Alberta put out a call for submissions for our Ah Ha! Moment writing contest. We asked the community to share personal discoveries that resulted from their theatre training. We were so touched by the results! We selected several entries to be published in the Spring 2014 issue
What is your greatest ‘Ah Ha Moment’ and why? All Stages Magazine is seeking your stories for our upcoming Spring 2013 issue with a focus on Training We want to hear about an impactful theatre learning moment you have experienced. Was it advice you received from an instructor? Was it a conversation
All Stages – Theatre Alberta’s tri-annual magazine examining the theatre community in Alberta – is pleased to introduce our newest regular feature, Foils: two contrasting opinions, viewpoints or processes published side-by-side in our magazine. In the Winter 2013 installment of Foils, Meg Braehm and Rebecca Northan provided two very unique and different perspectives on the process of
Kristjanna Grimmelt, Co-playwright, Grande Prairie Century Play Kristjanna Grimmelt is a writer, educator, and the former editor of the Peace River Gazette. She is researcher and co-playwright of the Grande Prairie Century Play, a community play which has been in development since June 2012 to celebrate the centennial of the
Theatre Alberta’s long time All Stages Magazine Editor, David van Belle, has wrapped up his tenure with our organization in order to focus more on his Calgary theatre company Ghost River Theatre… and on being a new dad! After five years and 15 issues as editor, which included transitioning our
Due to space constraints, Theatre Alberta’s All Stages Spring 2013 issue could only print about a quarter of Chris Bullough and Vanessa Porteous’s conversation about the casting process in Alberta. Find the full discussion below! David van Belle (Editor All Stages Magazine): Guys, I am loving this. Yes, it’s certainly going to be a
[smartslider3 slider=13] For All Stages Spring 2013, Russell Thomas documented the process of creating and staging the largest production in Keyano Theatre Company‘s history: Hometown… The Musical!. Russell wrote the article while in the middle of rehearsals and we were only able to publish rehearsal shots in the actual magazine.
All Stages asked Alberta actors to tell us about their “Role of a Lifetime.” More than 40 thespians submitted their stories to our website. They represent a world of different experiences, theatre forms, career stages – but all bear testimony to what a powerful thing it is to make a connection
What is the greatest role you have ever played and why? All Stages Magazine is seeking your stories for our upcoming Spring 2013 issue: “An Actor’s Life for Me.” We want to hear from theatre actors in Alberta about the most interesting, thrilling roles they have ever had the fortune to play
Back to All Stages Theatre Alberta is proud to launch our newest social media presence to coincide with the release of our latest edition of All Stages – Corporate/Culture. We are LinkedIN LinkedIn is a business-oriented social networking site. It boasts over 175 million members worldwide and is primarily used for ‘professional’ networking:
Back to All Stages Rising Sun Theatre – Profile by Mari Sasano. The below sample videos were provided courtesy of Rising Sun Theatre and were recorded during the company’s March 2012 production of The Wheeler Dealer Cabaret (scroll down to view poster). The Sunrise Circus This scene was written through a
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