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* Opening Night has a reception following the performance.

* Behind the Scene of the Crime has pre-show h'or dourves and discussion beginning at 6:30.

Reduced Cost Performances

Previews

The performances of each production between the dress rehearsal and opening night are called previews. Be among the first to see the show!

Previews are the first Saturday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each production.

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$10 Director's Preview

Tickets are sold at the door only for the director's preview. It is general seating and tickets go on sale at 6:30 for the 7:30 show.

The Director's Preview is the first Sunday of each production at 7:30. 

Please note: Nevermore will not feature Previews or a Director's Preview. Please contact the box office for more information at (403)221-3708

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Added Value Performances

Opening Night

A post-show reception with staff, cast and crew follows each opening night.

Opening night is the first Thursday of each production.

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Behind the Scene of the Crime

Vertigo Theatre is excited to partner with DISTRICT to offer patrons a pre-show appetizer and discussion with Vertigo's Artistic Director Mark Bellamy.

Behind the Scene of the Crime Thursdays are the second Thursday of each production.

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Forensic Friday

Back by popular demand! Forensic Friday is an engaging post-show discussion with Vertigo Theatre's Artistic Director Mark Bellamy. Accompanied by a member of the Calgary Police Service, the audience is taken through the forensic "truths" found in each production.

Forensic Fridays are on the third Friday evening of each production.

Forensic Expert Examines Vertigo

Audiences at the Vertigo Theatre can be pretty particular when it comes to the grisly details of how those murders are executed in all their mysteries.

As a result, the final Friday of every show's run is Forensic Friday, where a detective from the Calgary Police Service attends the production and, after the show, answers questions audience members might have about the theatrical crimes they just saw committed. ...(more)