top of page

Coming soon. . .

April 2026: The Edmonton Poetry Trail.

A fusion of theatre, poetry and urban exploration. 

A free, guided  promenade performance through eight downtown locations.

At each site, a dramatic scene emerges from the crowds, slowly revealing a patchwork of Edmonton's hidden histories. Each scene culminates with a poem commissioned from local poets, especially for the location.  

Screenshot 2024-12-10 142918.png

December 2026: Jack and The Beanstalk - Canada's first Rock n' Roll Pantomime!

Oh yes it is!

Join Jack & Jill as they battle to save Edmonton from the evil giant!

Expect terrible jokes, audience participation, spectacular transformations, a pantomime cow and dozens of your favourite hits from the 70s to the present day - all played live onstage by the cast of eight.

Copilot_20250603_194602_edited.jpg

April 2027: Animal Farm by George Orwell. Adaptated by Theatre Yes.

Four legs good. Two legs bad.

Orwell's terrifying allegory about the corruption of political power has new resonance in our turbulent times. 

Performed by six actor/musicians, this dynamic and inventive adaptation combines physical theatre, live music and puppetry. 

cca2.png
  • Instagram
  • Facebook

11718 94 ST NW
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada T5G 1J2

Charity no: 889261012RR0001

825-459 1655

info@theatreyes.com

Join our mailing list

Thanks for subscribing!

Theatre Yes is proudly based in amiskwaciwâskahikan ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ NA on Treaty 6 Territory. Stories have been told and music has been played upon this land since time immemorial. Some of us are recent settlers here, others have many generations of attachment to the land but we are all guests and have a duty to honor and care for the land and to respect the languages, culture and traditions of those who have called it home for centuries before we arrived. We are all treaty people. Together we can listen, learn from the past and try to heal the deep wounds of colonialism towards reconciliation. We make this acknowledgement as a sign of respect and gratitude to the First Nation People of this land where we thrive and create.

bottom of page