Teddy Show

Theatre Tent (Green Space 9210–118 Ave)
60 minutes | Rated G

Sponsored by North East Rotary

From the award-winning Green Fools Theatre comes an interactive show where the audience shares the spotlight! Teddy is afraid of his own shadow. How does he manage to survive in a world full of things that freak him out? Watch as he attempts to conquer his fear of dogs, bugs, shadows, heights and monsters under the bed! A must see! All Ages!

Performances: Saturday, 2 PM & 5 PM

Marty Chan Storytelling

Theatre Tent (Green Space 9210–118 Ave) | Rated G

Sponsored by Edmonton Public Library

Marty Chan is the 2011 EPL writer in residence. He’s best known for his funny kids mystery series, which includes The Mystery of the Graffiti Ghoul. He will tell you funny stories about his cuddly cats and odd childhood and invite you to help him build his next story. Don’t forget to bring your imagination.

Performances:  Sunday,  1:45 pm

House

11817 – 92 Street (yes, it’s in a house!) | 60 minutes
Rated 14+

From the leading edge of contemporary theatre comes this gem from playwright Daniel MacIvor. This stand-up-sit-down- one-man-comedy-nightmare will have the audience reeling in their seats as they cheer on Victor, seemingly the world’s biggest loser. Starring Jon Paterson and directed by Sterling Award winner and Fringe pioneer, Ken Brown. For mature audiences.

Performances: Friday, 6:30 PM | Saturday, 6:30 PM

Constructed Landscape

Theatre Tent (Green Space 9210–118 Ave) |
60 minutes | Rated G

Visual images captured from the ave will be brought together and projected randomly on the back wall of the stage, acting as the catalyst for an uplifting and hilarious experience of improvised theatre. Alberta Ave residents and theatre artists Chris Bullough and Jana O’Connor (seen at last year’s Kaleido in the window of the Old Cycle Building as The Pantoloonatics) will lead this group of some of Edmonton’s favourite performers.

Performances: Friday, 7:45 PM | Saturday, 7:45 PM

Theatre On Wheels

90 ST & 118 AVE | Rated G

Check out the third incarnation of the unique theatrical experience created exclusively for Kaleido by Clinton Carew and Chris Craddock. Having presented theatre in a car, on a loveseat, they are now combining the two at the intersection of theatricality and mobility. Not even we know how bizarre the journey will be, but once it starts, you can not get off.

Performances: Saturday, 12-6 PM