WCT Technician, Liam Befurt, operates the cameras for The Snow Must Go On video series. Photo by Murray Mitchell
Eva Tavares in From The Sagebrush, With Love, a video production and part of WCT's Togather: A Celebration of Community
Students enjoy in-person Stage One youth theatre classes with safety measures in place. Registration is coming soon for Summer!
Through this challenging time we are still hard at work learning how to continue to provide high-quality theatrical experiences, learning opportunities, and community engagement in new and exciting ways. We are grateful to our supporters and partners for enabling us to do this. We wouldn't be here without you.
A Look Back on an Unforgettable Year, With WCT, the KAG, and the KSO
Teaser Trailer & How-to-watch Video for "A Broad's Way Cabaret: The Stage Is Hers"
Teaser Trailer "Hey Viola!"
Cocktail-Making Lesson with Gin Lane Distilling
STAGE ONE Theatre Games Series
Artist Talks Series with James MacDonald
We cannot express how grateful we are for your donation during this unique time of need. By supporting us now, you help ensure WCT’s return to full houses and wonderful, transformative performances.
We realize that these are uncertain times for all of us, but the act of a donation now will do more than just support WCT in a difficult time, it is a bold act of solidarity in the face of uncertainty.
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There is so much great work and being created in our region. WCT is happy to lend a hand in promoting some of this work and giving Kamloops voices a place to be heard. We also take pride in being an active participant and contributor in local events and activities. Here's where you can find out more:
Boogie The Bridge - An iconic Kamloops event for over 20 years; this year they have chosen WCT as their charity of choice. The event runs both virtually and in-person from April 18th-25th. Registration is open now.
Western Canada Theatre is honoured to live, create, and have the opportunity to gather our community in the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc territory within the traditional lands of the Secwépemc Nation.