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Engineered Air Theatre is an intimate 185-seat Werklund Centre room used for concerts, recitals and live performances. Singer-songwriters, classical musicians, jazz groups and acoustic acts can take advantage of a focused seated audience without needing the scale of a major hall. The venue is all ages, making it especially attractive for artists whose work benefits from detail, storytelling and close audience connection.

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Talent Buyer

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booking@werklundcentre.ca

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booking@artscommons.ca
403-294-7455

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Capacity
185
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Acoustic, Classical, Jazz, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
234 9 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5C4, Canada
Venue phone
403-294-7455
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