Employment Opportunities

The Citadel Theatre is an Edmonton-grown cultural cornerstone and a leading force in Canadian regional theatre, celebrated for bold, imaginative productions that deeply resonate with our local community while contributing to the national artistic conversation. As one of the largest not-for-profit theatres in North America, the Citadel attracts audiences from Edmonton and communities across central and northern Alberta.

The Head of Wigs is responsible for the safe and effective operation of the wigs and makeup department, including all hairdressing, hairstyling, makeup, wig making, beards, moustaches, prosthetics, styling, alterations, maintenance, and show running for Citadel’s productions across all spaces, on tours, and for other events. This position reports to the Director of Production and the Production Manager.

The Citadel Theatre is an Edmonton-grown cultural cornerstone and a leading force in Canadian regional theatre, celebrated for bold, imaginative productions that deeply resonate with our local community while contributing to the national artistic conversation. As one of the largest not-for-profit theatres in North America, the Citadel attracts audiences from Edmonton and communities across central and northern Alberta.

Citadel Theatre is seeking one emerging production professional for a paid, mentored apprenticeship embedded in our production department this summer. Supported by grant funding aimed at training and upskilling Edmonton’s performing arts community, this placement offers direct mentorship from experienced Citadel crew members on a fully-mounted professional musical.

The Citadel Theatre is an Edmonton-grown cultural cornerstone and a leading force in Canadian regional theatre, celebrated for bold, imaginative productions that deeply resonate with our local community while contributing to the national artistic conversation. As one of the largest not-for-profit theatres in North America, the Citadel attracts audiences from Edmonton and communities across central and northern Alberta.

The Payroll Administrator plays a crucial role in processing payroll, determining pay and benefit entitlements, and managing source deductions for employees. The primary responsibility of this position is to ensure all employees are paid accurately and on time, while maintaining compliance with payroll regulations and supporting the overall success of the organization.