We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory, and that we are beneficiaries of this Treaty of peace and friendship signed in 1876.

In that spirit, we extend our hands and hearts to the Indigenous nations of the Cree, Nakota, Blackfoot, Dene, Saulteaux, and Metis who have made Edmonton their home long before the building of our city – and to all Indigenous people who continue to make this city their home.

We embrace the teachings of Tatawaw, a nehiyawewin phrase meaning Welcome, there is room.

In our house, everyone is welcome. Together, we are allies. We are neighbours. We are friends. We celebrate all we have been given, and honour our relationships and shared connections by paying forward all that we can.

We invite you to join us in this work by extending respect and kindness to everyone you meet, supporting them in their unique artistic journey.

Come share your story with us. Tatawaw.

What is Fringing?

Everyone is ‘Fringing’! *


(verb) ‘to Fringe’
1) Enjoying a unique, evolving Edmonton experience.
3) Taking an essential journey for every theatre lover.

Our Story

We transform theatre.


How are we doing this?




Come to our house and fringe.

The History of Fringing



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