Tickets on saleWednesday, June 12 at 10 a.m.

Purchase tickets to three Family Series shows and get the fourth Family Series show FREE*!

*Excluding Noisy Theatre and Shrek, The Musical

No exchanges or refunds.

A facility fee will be applied to each ticket purchased,excluding Noisy Theatre.

*Everyone requires a ticket, including babes-in-arms.

All performances range from 45 minutes to 1 hour with no intermission.

Families can enjoy FREE pre-show visual arts activities* and post-show juice and treats.*Excluding Noisy Theatre and Shrek, the Musical

Arden Theatre Box Office5 St. Anne Street, St. Albert Place

Monday – Friday: 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.780-459-1542 • ardentheatre.com • sta-culture.com

Noisy Theatre Tickets• $10 Adult• $5 Child (Ages 2 – 17)• Under 2 Years Free* (Complementary tickets issued)

Single Tickets• $18 Adult• $15 Child (Up to Age 17)• $15 Senior (Ages 65+)

5 St. Anne StreetSt. Albert, AB • T8N 3Z9

A rockin’ concert for tots.Audience favourite Will Stroet returns to our Family Series, but this time with his high-energy Backyard Band! Known for his action-oriented bilingual songs rich in educational content, Will transforms kid-like topics into an extraordinary musical experience. Through rock and pop inspired tunes about animals, the environment, active living, and sportsmanship, Will Stroet lets kids’ imaginations run wild as they hear important messages through lively arrangements. Featured on Kids’ CBC Television in “Will’s Jams”, this award-winning children’s entertainer will have pre-schoolers movin’ and groovin’ the morning away!

Wednesday, October 2, 2013 • 11 AM

Noisy Theatre

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Weaving stories andmusical imagery.Best known for his clever hooks, physical slap-stick comedy, and wacky puppetry, this celebrated, Juno Award winning entertainer spreads the joy of music, theatre, and laughter wherever he performs. Encouraging and inspiring youth today to believe in their own ideas, Norman Foote will collaborate with nearly 100 local elementary school students to present an exuberant and light-hearted concert loaded with personality. Merging his theatrical and comedic talents with the creative energy of the kids on stage, together they’ll present an interactive and engaging performance as part of St. Albert’s StArts Fest and Canada’s Culture Days.

Saturday, September 28, 2013 • 2 PM

Sunday, January 26, 2014 • 2 PM

Side-splitting comedy and drumming virtuosity.Quebec’s turbo-charged percussive trio electrifies crowds with its frenzied rhythms and deliriously funny sketches. Armed with drumsticks, their trademark blue barrels, and a limitless imagination, BAM! presents an explosion of drumbeats matched impeccably to comedic scenarios. Appearing like characters straight out of a cartoon, their transcultural humour and contagious energy will have audience members aged 3 to 83 laughing to the point of tears! For nearly 15 years, BAM! have shared fun and foolery with audiences around the world and their beat of the drum shows no sign of slowing down.

Saturday, February 15, 2014 • 2 PM

Turtle Island Quartet presents

A family that plays together, stays together.Like a family of four, the string quartet thrives and depends on each other. On Family Day weekend, Grammy Award winning ensemble, Turtle Island Quartet, presents an engaging and accessible musical showcase that draws comparisons between the interactions of instruments and the dynamic of family life. Through audience participation, find out what makes a violin, viola, and cello uniquely different and why they each have an important voice. Clap along to multiple genres of rhythms, from classical to rock to jazz, in a rousing afternoon of musical conversations.

The Tate Movie Project

Sunday, March 30, 2014 • 2 PM

Flashes of imagination come to life.On a quest to save the universe, 11 year old Beanie travels across galaxies in search of the Golden Nit. But beware of Evil Stella and her flaming side-kick who are on a mission to prevent Beanie’s heroic adventure. Will his lazor lip gloss and camouflage pants be enough to help him return the nit to its rightful place at the heart of the sun before sunset? Created by The Tate Movie Project for London 2012’s Cultural Olympiad, this first-of-its-kind animated film was fuelled by the creative drawings, thoughtful story ideas, and unique sound effects submitted by over 34,000 children. Kick off Spring Break with a film that will leave you and your children beaming withhope and joy.