The Citadel Theatre is a premier performing arts
4.6 2142 reviews 9828 101A Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 3C6, Canada
The Citadel Theatre is a premier performing arts venue in Edmonton, known for its diverse range of productions, including plays, musicals, and special events. With a commitment to artistic excellence, it offers a vibrant cultural experience for audiences of all ages.
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Citadel Theatre in 9828 101A Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 3C6, Canada. $60 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Theater Productions, Musicals, Cultural Events. Amenities include Wheelchair Accessible, Parking Available, Concessions, Restrooms, Bar. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
Best for:
Theater ProductionsMusicalsCultural Events
Amenities
Wheelchair AccessibleParking AvailableConcessionsRestroomsBar
Rating: 4.6/5 (2,142 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
My daughter treated me to an evening at the Citadel for “A Christmas Carol”!!! Fantastic and festive! Amazing local talent! After years of attending, my daughter returned the favor❤️. Merry Christmas, everyone!
– Kimberley Lauer
- 5.0/5:
I am thoroughly enjoying my first visit to Citadel, thanks in large part to the kindness and courtesy of the staff and security guards. We asked to conduct a DIY prenup photoshoot and were kindly given permission, with congratulations extended to us. Thank you for the kindness and warm hospitality shown by your staff.
– Julie Rose Jean Caga
- 5.0/5:
Death of a Salesman at the Citadel in Edmonton.
Having seen this play before, I was not prepared for this rendition: I laughed, I cried and everything in between.
The performance gave rise to audience responses (laughter, tears, horror) not always seen in live theatre.
Special mention must be given to John Ullyatt (Willy Loman), Nadien Chu (Linda Loman) and Nathan Kay (Biff Loman). These three expressed emotion so real I honestly felt the joy and pain of their decisions.
The work of Jeff Gladstone on Upright Bass beautifully matched the crescendo of the play as it made its way toward an ending we all know but were still anxiously awaiting.
Well worth the time and price of admission.
– Kimberly Carr
