CAREER POSTING: Executive Director Deadline: June 12, 2026 Western Canada Theatre (WCT) is seeking an experienced Executive Director (ED) to work in a co-leadership role with Artistic Director (AD) Kelli Fox. The successful candidate will be an exceptional administrative leader who will collaborate with the administrative and creative teams of WCT—in partnership with the AD—to create and implement a bold vision for the company’s future success. The candidate will thrive in building positive and meaningful relationships with staff, artists, Board members, audiences, donors, and community members to support WCT’s goals. An energetic and inspirational leader, they will be a champion of equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism. Please read the full posting and learn how to apply below. Click for Details
CAREER POSTING: Executive Director Deadline: June 12, 2026
Western Canada Theatre (WCT) is seeking an experienced Executive Director (ED) to work in a co-leadership role with Artistic Director (AD) Kelli Fox. The successful candidate will be an exceptional administrative leader who will collaborate with the administrative and creative teams of WCT—in partnership with the AD—to create and implement a bold vision for the company’s future success. The candidate will thrive in building positive and meaningful relationships with staff, artists, Board members, audiences, donors, and community members to support WCT’s goals. An energetic and inspirational leader, they will be a champion of equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism.
Please read the full posting and learn how to apply below.
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Western Canada Theatre tells our stories on the traditional & unceded territory of Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc, whose people are the traditional stewards of this land. Since 1975, Western Canada Theatre has been producing innovative, entertaining, and educational theatre for audiences in Kamloops, throughout BC’s Southern Interior, and across Canada. We have grown into one of the largest producing theatres in BC and have had a remarkable impact on the national theatre landscape: producing premieres of important new Canadian and Indigenous work, training some of Canada’s finest theatre professionals, and showcasing our work and our artists across the country through touring and co-productions. We manage & operate the 700-seat Sagebrush Theatre, the 150-seat flexible configuration Pavilion Theatre, as well as our producing shops, storage & touring operations.
Western Canada Theatre is committed to diversity in the workplace and we encourage all qualified candidates to apply, and to self-identify if they so choose. We hope to receive applications from candidates with a broad range of backgrounds including, but not limited to: race, ethnicity, indigeneity, gender, gender-identification, sexual orientation, class and physical ability (though our office is currently on a second floor, and as such not wheelchair accessible). We are a parent-friendly workplace, with several parents on staff. We invite anyone with access needs or requiring accommodation in the application process to contact the Executive Director.
Western Canada Theatre is committed to the creation of a respectful work environment and supports those who have experienced or witnessed toxic behaviours. We stand up against behaviour that undermines the dignity or self- esteem of any individual, or which creates an intimidating, hostile or offensive environment. We invite all our Artists and Staff to partner with us in speaking up against harassment and standing together in addressing problems when they arise. Click here to read WCT's Code of Conduct.
New team members may be required to submit a police information check and/or vulnerable sector check, depending on the role sought.
Kamloops is our home and is a great place to live and work. We offer you the opportunity to thrive in a city that boasts a reasonable cost of living, gorgeous terrain, active lifestyle, and, of course, the sunny weather of BC’s Southern Interior. For more information, visit Kamloops.ca