Courtenay Little Theatre

In October 2010, Courtenay Little Theatre celebrated 50 years of continuous participation in community theatre. Actually, drama started in the 1920's in the Comox Valley with the formation of the Courtenay Dramatic Club by Sid Williams. After WWII the group was resurrected as the Comox Valley Drama Club and was formally named Courtenay Little Theatre in October 1960. During the past 80 years CLT and its original clubs have sponsored over 150 productions and events. CLT has been recognized numerous times for excellence by being awarded prizes in Theatre B.C.'s North Island Zone Festival and Mainstage, including Talking With, On Golden Pond, Educating Rita, MacBeth, If We Are Women, Sylvia, The Laramie Project, Romeo and Juliet, Maggie's Getting Married, Biloxi Blues, Waiting for the Parade, The Winslow Boy, and many more. We have been active members of Theatre B.C. by hosting the North Island Zone Festivals and Mainstage. Our yearly schedule of events includes: 2 or 3 major productions; a workshop on some form of stage craft; participation in Theatre B.C. events; support to other performing arts clubs and community societies; and at least 2 major parties! We meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30. These meetings are not just your usual boring, but necessary, work sessions. Every month we hold a mini workshop on some aspect of stagecraft with a guest presenter. Fun and informative? You Bet!