WCT Technician, Liam Befurt, operates the cameras for The Snow Must Go On video series. Photo by Murray Mitchell
Participants in our Adult Play Reading Group enjoy in-person classes with top-notch safety protocols. Photo by Murray Mitchell
Lauren Okano and James MacDonald in The Soldier's Tale, an exciting, live-streamed collaboration with the KSO. Photo by Allen Douglas
The YKA Strong Series presented the works of local artists and groups to live audiences - with updated protocols - in our Pavilion Theatre. Interrupted by increased restrictions, the YKA Strong Series will be back!
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.
STAGE ONE Theatre Games Series
Artist Talks Series with James MacDonald
The Songs of CHELSEA HOTEL: The Songs of Leonard Cohen
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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We continue to find ways to connect and create in this challenging time, and we have some exciting things in store.
We will pace our announcements and openings to the guidance of provincial and regional health authorities to keep our audiences, staff and artists safe.
We look forward to the joy of meeting again at the theatre.
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Photos (Clockwise from Top-Left): "Vigil" (2002) w/ Dean-Paul Gibson; "The Canterbury Tales" (1975) w/ Ken Irwin & Ray Wallis; "Yesteryear" (2002) w/ Stephen Fielden; "If We Are Women" (2001) w/ Sharon Heath
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.