Born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Brent Butt discovered early that being funny was a good way to get attention. Brent honed his comedy in school and at the age of 20 moved to the city to pursue a career in stand-up. Within months, he was headlining top clubs in Toronto, and within a couple of years...
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
All at once, Jack Bennett got dumped, fired, and evicted, and, worst of all, his beloved dog died. All he’s got now is a truck and a chainsaw. He decides to leave Alberta and flee north, really far north, into the Yukon. There he finds a new purpose in starting his own wood harvesting business....
Colin (Bourke) Wolf is a Métis (MNA) performer, theatre maker, and activist from the North-East of Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary), AB on Treaty 7 Territory. Colin, and many of his family, are...
Betty-Lou Hushlak is a seasoned stage manager, production manager, and instructor. She recently returned to Theatre Network (Edmonton) to stage mange the premiere of Colleen Murphy’s Jupiter. A previous credit...
Wes Jenkins is a theatrical consultant with Down Stage Right Industries Ltd. Wes has literally been behind the scenes in the entertainment industry for over 40 years. Supporting and enabling...
In Collaboration with Sing, dance, and explore folk songs from Canada, Morocco, Korea, Estonia, Cuba, West Benin, China, and beyond. Through rhythms, songs, and different languages, you’ll discover the sounds...
In Collaboration with Une fée qui n’a pas froid aux yeux et un satyre un peu peureux devront former une drôle d’équipe pour aller passer les épreuves de La passe...
NEXT ZONE is a Denmark-based company working with open style dance. Choreographer Lene Boel works with dancers from different street dance backgrounds such as popping, locking, electro, breakdance, hip hop,...
NEXT ZONE is a Denmark based company working with OPEN STYLE DANCE. Choreographer Lene Boel works with dancers from different street dance backgrounds such as popping, locking, electro, break dance, hip...
In Collaboration with Veda Hille returns to Yellowknife! This Canadian stalwart of eccentric and heartfelt music is pleased to travel to the Northwest Territories for a long-overdue return (she was...
The performance of Old Man Luedecke in Yellowknife on January 25th will be DELAYED. The show will begin at 8:30PM, instead of the originally scheduled 7:30PM.
Should you no longer be able to attend the performance due to this delay, please email us at boxoffice@naccnt.ca to let us know and arrange for reimbursement. Thank you for your understanding, and we hope to see you at the show tomorrow.
By purchasing a season pass, you will receive a ticket to all six of NACC’s Season Shows, at a discounted rate, in your favourite seats.
The shows included in your Season Pass purchase are…
You will also be able to use your pass to get a $10 discount on these three additional shows…
Season passes are $180 for Adults, or $120 for Seniors and Youth.
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