What’s Coming
Here’s where you can find us next.
Peanuts Are Poisonous
November 28 & 29, 2026
This is more than a murder mystery.
Both nights aboard Battle River Rail are officially SOLD OUT!
But that doesn’t mean you missed your chance to get in on the mystery.
Peanuts Are Poisonous is just one of the immersive experiences we can create. If you’re planning a corporate event, fundraiser, celebration, or something that could use a little murder and mayhem, we can bring the mystery to you.
Your event. Your guests. One unforgettable story.
Murder at the Bailey Theatre
Camrose, 1945. The war is over. The celebration is just beginning.
After six long years, the news everyone has been waiting for has finally arrived. The war is over.
Across Camrose, the streets are alive. Soldiers are coming home. Old friends are reuniting. Music spills through open doors, glasses are raised, and for one unforgettable night, the Bailey Theatre is at the heart of the celebration.
But not everyone has come home to celebrate.
Six years is a long time to keep a secret.
Old grudges have survived the war. Promises have been broken. Letters have gone unanswered. And somewhere among the returning soldiers, waiting sweethearts, prominent townsfolk and familiar faces is someone who knows that the past isn’t quite as buried as everyone would like to believe.
Before the night is over, Camrose will have something else to talk about.
Someone is going to die.
And when the celebration becomes a crime scene, everyone at the Bailey will have a part to play in discovering the truth.
Welcome home. Welcome to 1945.
Welcome to Murder at the Bailey Theatre.
Wanna get involved? Click to let us know!
Fringing is for everyone
and everyone is fringing.
The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival happens August 12 – 22, 2027.
The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival is the largest, longest running Fringe Theatre Festival in North America.
As an event with international presence, we rank among
the top 5 Fringe Festivals in the world alongside
Edinburgh, Scotland and Adelaide, Australia.
2027 Festival Lottery applications will open in October 2026.
Stay tuned for more information!
ADFA 2027
The Alberta Drama Festival Association (ADFA) is an umbrella organization for adult amateur drama activity in Alberta,
consisting of 10 regions throughout the province.
Infinite Imagination will be representing
the Big Valley region on May 8th with aspirations to perform
at the regionals May 29th and 30th.
The tentative theme for this year’s festival is “Route 66” and at least one of our Imagineers is planning to write and direct an entry.
Click the button if you would like to start a conversation about participating!
Lizards Don’t Have Dicks
Written by Infinite’s own Cole Olesen and Mike Hicks, this hilarious take on superhero culture has been performed at ADFA and the Edmonton Fringe Festival.
Now it’s being recorded into an audio production
It’s currently in post-production so come back soon to see when we post the link for you to listen to what we have created!
3rd Annual Acts of Charity Festival
September 9th, 10th & 11th 2027
It’s back, and it’s official- we’re making this an annual thing!
An evening of one-act plays where the proceeds go to a local charity that we support.
Past recipients have been The Camrose Women’s Shelter Society,
Unit 3 at St. Mary’s Hospital and the Men’s Shed.
Want to get involved? Click the button to start a conversation!
What’s Been
Reminders of the fun we’ve had…
Community Registration Night
Thursday September 10, 2026
The 18th Annual Community Registration Night on Thursday, September 10 from 6:00–8:30 PM at the Camrose Community Center Field House was a great opportunity to meet new people and make new friends.
Thank you to everyone that stopped to say hi!
April 11 2026- Bridgerton Event. Bridgerton Gala
An evening where the audience didn’t just attend the story — they stepped inside it.
For the Bridgerton Gala, Infinite Imagination helped transform a traditional arts fundraiser into an immersive Regency society filled with art, ambition, wit, and just the right amount of scandal.
Guests entered a world presided over by The Queen, while the ever-observant Lady Whistledown guided the evening through a series of announcements, performances, auctions, and carefully orchestrated surprises. Throughout the room, immersive performers mingled among the guests, creating spontaneous scenes, whispered rivalries, playful social intrigue, and moments where it became difficult to tell where the performance ended and the party began.
But beneath all the theatricality was a simple purpose: to elevate the art and the people who create it.
Local artists remained at the heart of the evening, surrounded by live performance, poetry, storytelling, auctions, and a room designed to encourage guests to explore, connect, and become part of the experience themselves.
From the Queen’s grand entrance to the final royal dismissal, every theatrical element was designed around one question:
Does it serve art? Does it serve ambition? Does it serve wit?
The result was more than a gala.
It was a world, built for one night — and everyone in the room had a role to play.
In 2022 Infinite Imagination held an evening of one-act plays in support of mental health for St. Mary’s Hospital.
In 2021 Mike Hicks directed Evelyn Strange.
In 2023 Infinite Imagination held an evening of one-act plays benefiting the Camrose Women’s Shelter
Random shots from various iterations of the Gong Show presented by Infinite Imagination
In 2025 Infinite Imagination took Lizards Don’t Have Dicks to the Edmonton International Fringe Festival
In 2020 Infinite Imagination presented “Early One Evening At The Rainbow Bar And Grille” directed by Cole Olesen.
