In-person Arts & Culture

We Are Family

Friday, April 4, 2025
8:00pm to 10:00pm

Part of: We Are Family

Citadel Theatre
Tickets are under $100
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April
4

Get ready to groove to the tunes of dynamic duos! Join us as we celebrate the powerful pairs who brought us some of music's most iconic duets.

Featuring songs made famous by Johnny Cash & June Carter, Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta, The White Stripes, Simon & Garfunkel, Kenny & Dolly, Hall & Oates, and many more! Starring Alison MacDonald (A Christmas Carol, Matilda, Legends of Carnegie Hall), Steven Greenfield (Jersey Boys, Clue, Once), Andy Cohen, and other Edmonton favourites – this genre-bending concert is sure to have you dancing in your seats!


Citadel Theatre

9828 101A Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 3C6


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