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In the action-comedy 21 Jump Street, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are more than ready to leave their adolescent problems behind.

Tickets are now on sale and going fast for the main event of the city’s newest festival. Square One is a 17-day exhibition at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. It will be open to the public and is set to run June 7 to 23.

Every good play needs a dash of mystery. In playwright Belinda Cornish’s Little Elephants, the company’s 20th anniversary season ends with a few surprises.

Few people are eager to return to the their angst-filled teenage years loaded with hierarchies, rivalries and rollercoaster hormones.

One of Grandin Theatre’s great strengths is that is has one-off nights where the less commercial, non-Hollywood films get a platform. On Thursday, May 17, Uppal Productions is importing the first ever Bollywood film for a family fun night.

A set full of sand has been Legal actress JoĂ«lle Prefontaine’s latest rehearsal space.

Romance, passion and fantasy adventure in 1820’s Paris combine with the timeless land of Oz to form the two main pillars supporting St. Albert Singers’ season-ending concert.

There will be MĂ©tis jigging, fiddling and, for the first time ever, singing in St. Albert this weekend as the city’s annual MĂ©tis festival dances back into town.

She is bright, breezy and bubbling with new ideas and a new vision. The ‘she’ is of course, Caitlin North, 29, the Arden Theatre’s newly-hired professional programming presenter.

Disclaimer: Aga-Boom may not be suitable for pregnant women. Two women in different countries laughed so hard at the zany antics of the avant-garde clowns they went into labour.