In-person Arts & Culture

Stage Struck! 3rd Session

Saturday, April 18, 2026
7:00pm to 11:00pm

Part of: Stage Struck! One Act Play Festival

Workshop West Playwrights' Theatre
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The 2026 festival will feature nine plays covering a wide array of genres from comedy to Post-Apocalyptic Dramas. The line-up this year includes seven new works by local playwrights and two previously produced works.

Please note that times are approximate

Session Three, Saturday, April 18th 2026
7:00 PM Session 1 Begins with Opening Remarks by SS Committee (10 minutes)
7:10 PM “How the Mighty Fall”, 3rd Beet Productions (60 minutes)
8:10 PM STRIKE/SET-UP (15 minutes)
8:25 PM “Jarre de jouir (Jar of Cum), Garneau Pub(lishing) (15 minutes)
8:45 PM STRIKE/SET-UP (15 minutes)
9:00 PM “In the Between”, House of Gamborski & Meyer (15 Minutes)
9:15 PM STRIKE (5 minutes)
9:20 PM Public Adjudication (10 Minutes)
9:30 PM Private Adjudication // Reception Begins (30 Minutes)
10:00 PM Award Presentation (10 minutes)
10:10 PM Reception Continues (20-30 minutes)
10:40 PM END OF SESSION 3 and END OF 2026 SS FESTIVAL


Workshop West Playwrights' Theatre

8529 Gateway Blvd NW
Edmonton, AB, T6E 6P3


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