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2026/27 STUDENTS CLUB INFORMATION PACKAGE

2026/27 STUDENTS CLUB INFORMATION PACKAGE

The Citadel Theatre is proud to share our productions and our passion for theatre with school audiences from Edmonton and surrounding communities. Students Club is a special opportunity for junior and senior high students to attend our Mainstage productions and experience interactive glimpses behind-the-scenes of each show. We believe that all individuals should have the opportunity to experience, appreciate and participate in live theatre. Sharing live theatre with new audiences, youth and adults alike, requires education and cooperation as it is a communal and participatory art form. The Citadel Theatre works to ensure that all patrons have a positive experience when visiting the theatre.  

A Students Club evening includes an interactive pre-show presentation by working members of the Edmonton theatre community, attending the Mainstage performance and a talkback with members of the cast following the show.  

Age recommendations and content advisories have been thoughtfully prepared by Citadel Theatre staff. However, we understand that individuals may engage with content in different ways. We encourage patrons to consider their own comfort levels, as well as the suitability for any accompanying youth, before attending.     

Any questions that you have about Students Club can be directed to groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com. 

ABOUT STUDENTS CLUB

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

Students Club is a program for junior and senior high school students to experience and learn about live theatre in an exciting and educational way. The program offers options for students to see some (or all of!) our six Mainstage shows. Prior to each performance, students can enjoy a pre-show workshop led by an industry professional from the Edmonton theatre community. After the performance, students can stay for a talk-back with members of the cast and crew. 

Some examples of past pre-show workshops include acting for the camera, song writing, choreography, costume design and wigs. Students will be encouraged to volunteer to participate in the activity hands-on, however, participation is not mandatory. 

WHEN DOES IT TAKE PLACE?

Students Club takes place on select Tuesday/Thursday* and Wednesday evenings early in the run of the production.  

*PLEASE NOTE: The Tuesday attendees will be scheduled for Thursdays for The Comeback due to scheduling conflicts. Additionally, A Christmas Carol has no Tuesday performances. If you have any date requests, please indicate them when you fill out our digital booking form. 

6:30 p.m. — Pre-show presentation.  

7:30 p.m. — Mainstage performance, followed by a 20-minute talk-back.  

COST

The table below breaks down the cost by package type. The cost per package includes GST. Please note that we also charge a $10.50 (including GST) administration fee once for the entire order.

OPTION COST PER STUDENT SHOWS INCLUDED
6-Show Package $205.74 (including GST)
  • Murder on the Orient Express
  • The Great Gatsby
  • Annie
  • Sense and Sensibility
  • The Comeback
  • Come From Away
3-Show Package $102.87 (including GST) Choose any 3 of the above shows.

 

REQUESTING A BOOKING AND PACKAGE TYPES

Please note: Students Club goes on sale on August 10, 2026 and the booking form will not open until that time.

When you are ready to book, please fill out the Students Club Booking Request Form. After you fill out this form you will be sent an invoice and general information about your booking via email. 

We kindly ask that schools choose one type of package for their club (i.e., your entire group can either book a 6-Show Package or a 3-Show Package to the same 3 shows). This will limit confusion when invoicing and making exchanges. Any added tickets later in the season are an exception to be made by the Group Sales Coordinator.  

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you wish to attend a single show, this is considered a group sale and is not a part of our Students Club Packages. Group sales can be booked by emailing groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com. If you organize a group booking on a Students Club night you are not guaranteed space in the pre-show workshop. You may request to attend, but priority will be given to those who have purchased Students Club Packages.   

If you would like to make multiple booking requests throughout the season, please fill out our digital Students Club Booking Request Form for each new booking request. 

GENERAL BOOKING INFORMATION

Most Students Club packages are booked through schools via a teacher, but we also welcome home-school groups. Parents who wish to attend Students Club with their children should refer to the Additional Tickets for Adults section of the information package below.  

If a student is unable to attend on their scheduled night, please contact either the Group Sales Coordinator or the Box Office at least 24 hours in advance to exchange into another Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday evening, or Saturday matinee performance. Please note that non-Students Club nights will not include a pre-show or talkback. Tickets will not be exchanged for performances on the day of, or after a performance has passed. Refunds will not be provided for missed performances. The Citadel Theatre has a no–refund policy—all sales are final.  

Reminder emails will be sent prior to each performance with updated run times, audience advisories, enrichment guides, etc. These emails will only be sent to the primary contact. Please forward these emails to your other supervisors.  

2026/27 SHOW DESCRIPTIONS

The Students Club dates below are subject to change, and every show has two additional potential dates that will be added if there is a high enough demand.

Murder on the Orient Express

September 19 – October 11, 2026

  • By Agatha Christie
  • Adapted for the stage by Ken Ludwig
  • Directed by Kelly Thornton
  • Produced in Partnership with Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (Winnipeg)

Agatha Christie’s greatest literary whodunnit comes to the stage. Detective Hercule Poirot has boarded the luxurious Orient Express along with a cabin full of mysterious characters from the beautiful Countess and boastful Mrs. Hubbard to the brash Colonel Arbuthnot and aristocratic Princess Dragomiroff. After a shocking murder in the night, the legendary detective must use his keen eye and attention for detail to gather the evidence and solve the case to catch the murderer in their midst. Along the way he uncovers secrets, clues, motives and hidden identities in this story of revenge and justice.

Students Club Dates: September 22 & 23, 2026

Venue: Shoctor Theatre

Recommended Ages: 14+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 10 minutes (including a 20 minute intermission)
Act I: 60 mins, Intermission: 20 mins, Act II: 50 mins

Warning:This production is not recommended for younger children as it contains course language, mature content (including murder, kidnapping, depiction of suicide, sexual innuendo, alcohol consumption), violence (including stabbing, shooting, fighting, depictions of weapons, and blood shown), Ethnic stereotypes of the 1930s time period, and theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, flashing and bright lights, strobe effects, and loud sounds including gunshots.) Parental guidance is advised.

The Great Gatsby

October 31 – November 22, 2026

  • By F. Scott Fitzgerald
  • Adapted for the stage by Erin Shields
  • Directed by Daryl Cloran

Step into the glittering excess of the Jazz Age, where champagne flows, flapper dresses shimmer, and music drifts through the night until dawn. At the center of it all stands the opulent mansion of mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby, whose legendary parties draw eccentric New Yorkers from every corner of the city. Yet for all the spectacle, Gatsby himself remains an enigma. Driven to reunite with his long-lost love Daisy, Gatsby risks everything to reclaim a dream that may no longer exist. Illusion and reality collide in this tragic stage adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, re-envisioned by Canadian playwright Erin Shields and brought to life with a live jazz band.

Students Club Dates: November 3 & 4, 2026

Venue: Shoctor Theatre

Recommended Ages: 14+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 20 mins (including 20-minute intermission)  
Note: Timing is approximate as this is a new work 
Act I: 60 mins, Intermission: 20 mins, Act II: 60 mins

Warning: This production is not recommended for younger children as it contains course language, mature content (including adultery, infidelity, alcohol consumption), violence (fighting, shooting, hit-and-run car accident), and theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, flashing and bright lights, strobe effects, loud sounds including gunshot). Parental guidance is advised.

Annie

January 30 – March 7, 2027

  • Book by Thomas Meehan
  • Music by Charles Strouse
  • Lyrics by Martin Charnin
  • Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin
  • Based on “Little Orphan Annie”® By Permission of Tribune Content Agency, LLC
  • Directed and Choreographed by Julie Tomaino

Set in 1930s New York City, this beloved musical follows an endlessly optimistic orphan determined to find her family and her place in the world. Escaping a grim orphanage run by the formidable Miss Hannigan, Annie finds unexpected adventure, loyal friends, and a new home with the larger-than-life billionaire Mr. Warbucks, his warm-hearted secretary, and a scrappy dog named Sandy. Brimming with heart, humour, and iconic songs including “Tomorrow” and “It’s The Hard Knock Life,” this timeless story celebrates hope, resilience, and the power of chosen family.

Students Club Dates: February 2 & 3, 2027

Venue: Maclab Theatre

Recommended Ages: 6+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 30 minutes (including 20-minute intermission)
Act I: 1 hour, 10 minutes, Intermission: 20 minutes, Act II: 60 minutes   

Warning: This production contains comedic portrayal of drunkenness, depiction of the mistreatment of children, depiction of poverty, mild violence (slapping, shaking, punch to the face), theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, flashing and bright lights, loud noises) as well as a live dog on stage. Parental guidance is advised.

Sense and Sensibility

February 20 – March 14, 2027

  • By Jessica B. Hill & Daryl Cloran
  • Based on the novel by Jane Austen
  • Directed by Daryl Cloran
  • Produced in Partnership with Theatre Calgary

A fun and fresh adaptation of the Jane Austen classic comes to the Citadel. After the loss of their father, the Dashwood sisters—sensible, subdued Elinor and the passionately emotional Marianne—must navigate gossip, society and the trials and tribulations of love and family. When suitors, both suitable and otherwise, start courting the Dashwood girls, the sisters must blend sense with sensibility to protect their hearts and their reputations. Full of heart and bristling with wit, this is a boldly unique reimagining of this much loved romantic comedy.

Students Club Dates: February 23 & 24, 2027

Venue: Shoctor Theatre

Recommended Ages: 2+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 20 minutes (including 20-minute intermission)
Note: Timing is approximate as this is a new work
Act I: 60 minutes, Intermission: 20 minutes, Act II: 60 minutes 

Warning:This production contains mature content (themes of sexuality), and theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, flashing and bright lights, loud noises). Parental guidance is advised.

The Comeback

March 27 – April 18, 2027

  • By Trish Cooper and Sam Vint
  • Directed by Eric Coates
  • Produced in Association with the National Arts Centre Indigenous Theatre (Ottawa)

When Jesse and Adam fall in love, life speeds up fast. An unexpected pregnancy brings two families together, Métis and settler, creating big laughs, surfacing buried history, and revealing plenty of heart. Adam’s family is loud, loving, and shaped by generations of historical injustice, while Adam searches for his own voice. When he turns to playwriting, everything comes to the surface. Inspired by stories from the playwrights’ own lives, this smart, funny, and deeply human comedy celebrates love, identity, and the beautiful chaos of family.

Students Club Dates: April 7 & 8, 2027

Venue: Shoctor Theatre

Recommended Ages: 16+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 10 minutes (including a 20-minute intermission)
Act I: 60 minutes, Intermission: 20 minutes, Act II: 50 minutes  

Warning: This production is not recommended for younger children as it contains coarse language, mature content (depictions of sex offstage, unplanned pregnancy, alcohol consumption and depictions of drunkenness), intergenerational trauma from the Day School system and legacy of colonialism, racism, and 60s scoop, and theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, loud noises including a gunshot). Parental guidance is advised.

Come From Away

May 8 – June 6, 2027

  • Book, Music and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein
  • Original Broadway Production Produced by Junkyard Dog Productions
  • Orchestrations by August Eriksmoen
  • Arrangements by Ian Eisendrath
  • Directed by Ashlie Corcoran
  • Produced in Partnership with Arts Club Theatre Company (Vancouver)

When a worldwide travel disruption leaves 7,000 passengers stranded, the small town of Gander, Newfoundland welcomes them with open hearts. Fear and uncertainty give way to friendship, generosity, and unexpected connections. Inspired by true events, this Tony-nominated musical celebrates the power of community and the kindness that emerges in difficult times. Filled with memorable songs and moving stories, it is a heartfelt reminder of the strength of ordinary people and the extraordinary ways we can care for one another.

Students Club Dates: May 11 & 12, 2027

Venue: Shoctor Theatre

Recommended Ages: 12+

Approximate run time: 1 hours and 40 minutes (no intermission) 

Warning: This production contains coarse language, mature content (alcohol consumption, depictions of drunkenness), deals with the event of 9/11, depicts incidents of Islamophobia and racism, and theatrical effects (including theatrical haze). Parental guidance is advised.

2025/26 SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

PLEASE NOTE: The following Special Presentations are not included in the Students Club Package. If you would like to purchase additional tickets for any of these productions, please contact the Group Sales Coordinator at  groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com.

Our Little Secret: A True, New Musical

October 15 – October 25, 2026

  • Written by and starring Noam Tomaschoff
  • Music by Ryan Peters
  • Created with Russell Citron
  • Directed by Adam Pascal
  • Music Directed by Nick Burgess
  • A Russell Citron Production

Our Little Secret is the hilarious, moving, and completely true story of Noam Tomaschoff’s discovery that he wasn’t an only child, and he actually had more than 35 siblings around the world. Blending comedy, drama, and addictive music, Our Little Secret will leave you laughing, crying — and seeing your family in a whole new light.

Venue: Maclab Theatre

Recommended Ages: 12+

Approximate run time: 90 minutes (no intermission)

Warning: This production contains loss & bereavement, fertility struggles, family secrets, and theatrical haze. Parental guidance is advised 

A Christmas Carol

November 21 – December 24, 2026

  • By David van Belle
  • Based on the novella by Charles Dickens
  • Directed by Lianna Makuch
  • Originally Directed by Daryl Cloran

Hard-hearted and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge will have a Christmas Eve like no other when he’s visited by three Ghosts on a mission to melt his cold heart and help Scrooge find the joy and love in family, friends and Christmas. Charles Dickens’ classic tale reimagined with all the glamour and flair of the mid-1900s by David van Belle captures the spirit of the season this Christmas. Join The Citadel tradition that celebrates all that is merry and bright this season.

Venue: Maclab Theatre

Recommended Ages: 6+

Approximate run time: 2 hours and 10 minutes (including 20 minute intermission)
Act I: 55 minutes, Intermission: 20 minutes, Act II: 55 minutes 

Warning: A Christmas Carol is a ghost story and contains frightening scenes (including jump scares) that may not be suitable for younger children, and contains theatrical effects (including theatrical haze, dry ice fog, flashing lights, bright lights, loud sounds, use of pyrotechnics). Parental guidance is advised.

MEET YOUR HOST: ELLEN CHORLEY

The Students Club Facilitator guides the students through the entire Students Club experience. The Facilitator collaborates with Edmonton’s top teaching artists in creating interactive pre-show workshops inspired by each play, giving students a hands-on opportunity to learn techniques of the trade. Then, following the evening’s performance, the Facilitator hosts a talkback with actors from the play where students can ask questions and get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the creative process.

Our 2025/26 Students Club Facilitator is Ellen Chorley, an Edmonton-based playwright, producer, performer and arts educator. She is the current Festival Director of Nextfest (Edmonton’s annual emerging arts festival), the Academy Director of the Theatre Network Summer Academy, an acting and playwriting teacher for the Foote Theatre School at the Citadel, and she produces theatre for young audiences under the banner of Promise Productions.

As a playwright, Ellen has had plays produced all over Canada and recently her play Everybody Loves Robbie won the Gwen Pharis Ringwood Award for Drama at the 2021 Alberta Literary Awards. Ellen believes that arts education is vital to the development of young people and she is passionate about using the medium of theatre to create community and belonging.

Ellen looks forward to sharing a season of amazing theatre with you!

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

  • To help keep the Students Club package affordable, tickets are first booked at the back of the theatre. Closer to the performance date, tickets will be moved forward into seats closer to the stage. We will do our best to keep everyone in your group as close together as possible.  
  • For this reason, we recommend that groups pick up their tickets the night of their scheduled performance. If you wish to pick up your tickets in advance, your seats will not be moved up and your group will remain seated near the back of the theatre.  
  • Tickets can be picked up at the Box Office under the school’s name.  
  • If you require accessible seating (e.g. wheelchair seats) please fill out your accessibility requests on the booking form. If you become aware of accessibility requests after your initial request, please email the Group Sales Coordinator.  
  • If a student requires someone to attend with them as an accessibility aid, please indicate that in your booking request. 

  • The intent of the Students Club package is to cultivate and grow the next generation of theatre goers in Edmonton by providing a more affordable package for students to attend and participate in a unique theatre experience. Due to the limited number of packages available each night, we can only offer a limited number of these discounted packages for adults. Our recommended ratio is 1 supervisor per 10-15 students.  
  • For every 15 students attending, we can offer 1 complimentary Students Club package for a supervisor. Any additional supervisor tickets will cost the same as student tickets.  
  • If there are extenuating circumstances that require additional supervisor packages (e.g. an aide or bus driver), please contact the Group Sales Coordinator. 
  • If additional teachers wish to purchase a season package, the EPSB and ECSD are part of our Corporate Benefits Program and teachers can purchase A-level Season Ticket Packages at 10% off. These can be booked through the Box Office at 780-425-1820. 

  • Students Club is meant to be purchased as a package. To make invoicing and exchanges easier for teachers and our administrators, packages must be booked with a consistent number of students per show.  
  • Adding additional student tickets later in the season is an exception that can be made on a case-by-case basis by the Group Sales Coordinator, and requests can be sent to groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com. If a student is joining the club late, we would ask that they commit to the rest of the season along with their school instead of booking a single show at a time.  

  • If you would like to purchase additional tickets for an adult, we will not be able to offer them the Students Club rate.  
  • Please direct parents/caregivers to contact our Box Office directly @ 780-425-1820 or by emailing boxoffice@citadeltheatre.com, and to identify themselves as a parent/caregiver of a Students Club member. We can offer a 20% discount off Price Code A seats, subject to availability.  
  • PLEASE NOTE that we can guarantee that the parent/caregiver will attend the same night as their child, but we cannot seat them with their child as we book Students Club tickets in the back of the theatre and move them up to best available seats the day of the show.  
  • Parents/caregivers wishing to attend on the same evenings as their children can also consider purchasing their own Season Ticket Package through the Box Office. Due to the way our regular season tickets are booked compared to Students Club tickets, parents will need to check with the school to confirm performance dates as they may need to exchange some of their tickets to another week. They can contact the Box Office for more information.  
  • Teachers wishing to attend at the Students Club price should be put on the booking request form and should participate in the entire club along with their school.  

  • The Citadel Theatre requires at least 24-hours’ notice to exchange tickets to another performance date. 
  • Same day exchange requests and tickets for a past performance will not be exchanged.  
  • No refunds are provided for a missed performance.  
  • Students Club tickets can be exchanged into any other Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (not including Opening Night), Sunday evening, or Saturday matinee performance. Please be aware that some Saturdays and Sundays may only have a matinee or an evening performance.  
  • Pre-shows and talkbacks are only programed for select designated Students Club performances (more pre-shows and talkbacks may be scheduled if there is high enrolment in Students Club).  
  • If tickets have been printed and picked up in advance, the seat number for the ticket being exchanged must be provided or we will not be able to exchange their ticket. The original ticket must be brought to the Box Office when picking up the new ticket. 

PLEASE NOTE: We encourage students to do their own ticket exchanges. Please have them call the Box Office at 780-425-1820 or email them at boxoffice@citadeltheatre.com at least 24 hours in advance. They must provide their school, their name, and the new date they want to attend. Please only direct mass ticket exchanges to our Group Sales Coordinator (i.e., you need to move most of or all your tickets for a particular performance due to date conflicts). You can reach them at groupbookings@citadeltheatrre.com.

  • After the performance has started, any individuals arriving late or who have stepped out to use the washroom may not be able to enter the theatre or return to their original seat right away. To minimize disruptions for the audience and the actors on stage, our ushers will only be able to admit entry at appropriate times (scene changes, loud musical numbers, etc.), as per the Stage Manager and Front of House’s discretion. Individuals must be seated at the back of the theatre in Latecomer Seating. Individuals may return to their original seats at intermission.  
  • If there is no appropriate time for an individual to re-enter, they may be asked to stay out in the lobby until intermission or until the end of the performance. For this reason, younger students leaving the theatre should be accompanied by a supervisor as they are the school’s responsibility. 

  • An invoice will be emailed to the primary contact (or other, if specified) once numbers have been confirmed.  
  • The Box Office accepts payment via credit card or cheque (payable to Citadel Theatre). Cash may also be accepted in person. If your school wishes to pay by electronic funds transfer (EFT), please note that these payments go to the Accounting Department and are therefore not automatically processed as a payment on your order. The payment will need to be applied to your account manually by the Group Sales Team. To ensure that the Group Sales Team receives notice of your EFT payments, please include a memo with either the invoice number or account number provided on the invoice. Our banking information for EFT payments can be requested through groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com. 
  • The Citadel Theatre cannot accept Interact E-Transfer

  • The Citadel Theatre has a no–refund policy. All sales are final.  
  • For extenuating circumstances, requests can be submitted in writing to the Group Sales Coordinator for approval. These requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.  
  • We cannot refund tickets to a missed performance. Please ensure all students have their scheduled performance dates. If they are unable to attend a performance, they have up until the day before their scheduled performance to exchange their tickets to another date within the restrictions listed under the section on Ticket Exchanges. 

Disclaimer: Age recommendations and content advisories have been thoughtfully prepared by Citadel Theatre staff. However, we understand that individuals may engage with content in different ways. We encourage patrons to consider their own comfort levels, as well as the suitability for any accompanying youth, before attending.    

  • No children under the age of 5 will be admitted into the theatre. If a young child under the age of 5 is turned away at the theatre doors, no refunds will be provided.  
  • Age recommendations are subjective and are not strict restrictions; however, please be aware that some productions may contain mature language and/or subject matter.  
  • The Group Sales Coordinator will provide any applicable warnings in advance, but they are subject to change at the Director’s discretion during the rehearsal process. Please feel free to inquire further about the content of the shows in advance by emailing groupbookings@citadeltheatre.com. 
  • If age recommendations and subject matter are a concern for younger students and you wish to adjust your package, please discuss this with the Group Sales Coordinator when booking. 

  • General visitor FAQs and up-to-date information can always be found on the VISITOR FAQs page on our website. 
  • Accessibility information, including photos and a virtual map of the Citadel Theatre can be found on the Accessibility page on our website.  
  • Please indicate accessibility needs your group might have in your booking request or reach out to the Group Sales Coordinator in advance of your scheduled performances. The Citadel has accessible seating and sensory kits available upon request. Accessibility aids who accompany a student are eligible for a complimentary ticket.  

  • Please review this section with all attending supervisors and students. Supervisors should spread themselves out among students to assist with supervision and minimize disruptions. It’s difficult for ushers to reach students seated in the middle of a row. The Citadel relies on the assistance of the schools’ supervisors to supervise their students during performances. 
    • Please be respectful of the venue, including lobby furniture and décor. Dispose of all food/snacks in the bins provided.
    • Photography, video, and audio recording during the performance are strictly prohibited.
    • All phones and other electronic devices must be turned off and put away. Light or sound-emitting devices (e.g. laser pointers) are not allowed.
    • Actors can see and hear the audience – it is important for audience members not to talk, or move around, during the performance to avoid distracting performers and other patrons.
    • Keep bags under seats, not in aisles or walkways, for safety. Some shows may involve actors using the aisles.
    • Do not climb on seats or railings, or rest feet on them.
    • Do not interfere with the performance in any way (e.g. tripping, throwing items near the stage, etc.).
    • While there is no formal dress code, we kindly ask that hats be removed inside the theatre.
    • Outside food and drink are not permitted. Only beverages in Citadel sippy cups or bottles purchased at the bar are allowed.
    • Students may eat snacks or dinner in the public lobby areas, but outside food and drink are not allowed in the theatre. Students may be asked to throw away or leave items outside.
    • Anyone behaving disruptively may be removed without a refund.

PLEASE NOTE: The Citadel recognizes that all individuals should have the opportunity to experience art and culture. We will do what we can to ensure special needs patrons are able to attend Citadel productions and some exceptions may be made. 

ALLERGY ALLERT

The Citadel Theatre is a scent-free building. For the safety of those with allergies, please refrain from wearing perfume or other scented products.

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