Theatre and Arts News

Light Up the Night is an initiative by the live events community across Canada, and Keyano Theatre is taking part.  Performance venues from across Canada will be raising awareness for the live entertainment industry that has been shut down due to COVID-19 by lighting up their facilities in red.  The goal is to remind us that the live entertainment industry is suffering with over 2,000 university and college educated professionals impacted and out of work.
On Tuesday,...
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Keyano College is seeking applications from local artists and performers to demonstrate or perform their craft during Alberta Culture Days in a ““pop up” environment on the Keyano College Front Lawn.
Taking place over four days, six scheduled live showcases are planned for performances and demonstrations.
The live showcases are part of a self-guided art walk at the College and will be taking place at the following times:
Thursday, September 14, 5-7...
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Keyano College is proud to display local artists' work and be a celebration site for Alberta Culture Days.
On September 24-27, in partnership with Arts Council Wood Buffalo, the College’s front lawn will open up to several scheduled walking tours with a variety of pop-up artists featuring dance, music and art, and craft demonstrations that will be added to the Art Gallery’s walking tour.
Each selection will be tagged with a link to hear the artist describe...
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Keyano Theatre & Arts Centre and Arts Council Wood Buffalo is seeking applications from local artists to display their work during Alberta Culture Days in a unique audio/visual exhibit titled PATHWAYS.
Five visual artists will be selected to have their original 2D or 3D artworks exhibited in the Keyano Art Gallery. An honorarium will be paid to the successful applicants.
Each piece of art displayed will have a link to an audio recording of the artist describing the...
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Keyano Theatre has made the difficult decision not to move forward with the 2020-2021 season as planned due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This means there will be no live community theatre productions this year and we are postponing our 40th Anniversary celebrations to a later date, when we can safely gather and fill our seats.
Our cancellation is in line with other theatres across the country who have also been affected by the pandemic. 
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