Red Deer Memorial Centre 4.62

Operated by Central Alberta Theatre, the Memorial Centre was built in 1951, in memory of those who lost their lives in World War I and World War II.

The theatre is the largest soft seat performing arts facility in the City of Red Deer. Originally part of the A-20 Training Camp during WWII the drill hall was converted into an auditorium and gymnasium in 1951. The renovations included a memorial wall in the lobby as a tribute to those who lost their lives in World Wars I and II.

Playing host to a wide variety of artists and events, both local and international, the Red Deer Memorial Centre plays an integral role in the arts scene in central Alberta.

Highlights include:
– House Capacity: 704 seats including 12 permanent wheelchair
– Proscenium Width: typically 38'
– Proscenium Height: fixed at 11'8", defined by main border
– Theatrical lighting and sound equipment
– Three dressing rooms, greenroom area and restrooms
– On-site laundry and shower facilities
– Experienced and professional staff