
The Longest Continually-Running Theatre Group in BC
Terrace Little Theatre Society would like to acknowledge that we are thankful to be allowed to learn, work and play on the unceded territory of the Tsimsian nation, including the Kitsumkalum and Kitselas first nations, which they have stewarded since time immemorial.
"Summer Shenanigans" is Almost here on July 25th!
Updated: It's just a few days away before our next installment of Mission Improv'able's Shenanigans shows with Summer Shenanigans! July 25th at 7:00pm! And a mere $25 per ticket, plus bar services! Hope to see you there!
Terrace Little Theatre's Mission Improv'able Group will be presenting another "Raise the Roof" Fundraiser, Summer Shenanigans, on July 25th at 7:00pm. Tickets are $25 and are available at Misty River Books. There will also be bar service for this event, so come early and enjoy a beverage before the show.
Enjoy our talented improv actors as they perform hilarious improv games and other such activities. A perfect way to see some local improv and support your community theatre.
Summer Drama Days 2026 Is Here!!!
Updated: July session students will be performing their Summer Drama Days show on July 22nd and 23rd at 7:00pm. Be sure to check it out!
Updated: Terrace Little Theatre Society would like to acknowledge and thank the Canada Summer Jobs program for sponsoring and supporting our Summer Drama Days for children.
Terrace Little Theatre is once again presenting it's popular, long-running theatre summer school for children ages 6 to 13. Children will experience fun theatre games, learn about the production process involving acting, lighting, sound, costumes and make-up and more. Summer Drama Days registration forms are available at Misty River Books. Each session is only $250 per child for the three-week program.
There will be morning and afternoon sessions over two three-week programs starting the first week of July and August.
July sessions are now live. There are still spaces available for our August sessions, but they do fill up quite fast, so get to Misty River Books to get your child an application.
Terrace Little Theatre's "Annapurna" Has Taken Away Seven Awards At The Central Interior Zone Festival In Williams Lake!
UPDATED: After an amazing weekend of productions, Adjudicator Kelli Fox has awarded the Terrace Little Theatre seven awards!
Best Set Design - Marianne Brorup Weston with Garnett Doell. Best Sound - Tim Keenan. Best Actress - Janine Hamming as "Emma". Best Actor - Garth Tohms as "Ulysses". Best Director - Marianne Brorup Weston. ~~~~~
UPDATED: Thank you from Terrace Little Theatre and the cast/crew of "ANNAPURNA" for the tremendous audience at our Benefit Show. It is gratifying to feel the support from the community and to see people coming back to see the show again. We are packing up the set and hitting the road for William's Lake Studio Theatre Society this week!!!
UPDATED: After receiving rave reviews during its three week run, Terrace Little Theatre will be working toward sending our production of "Annapurna" to Williams Lake to participate in their Central Interior Zone Festival at the beginning of June. "Annapurna" will be performing a benefit show on Saturday May 30th at 7:00pm at the McColl Playhouse, in order to assist in funding our trip to Williams Lake(Yes, in addition to our "Raise the Roof" Fundraiser.) for travel expenses and the like.
The Terrace Little Theatre is presenting "Annapurna", by playwright Sharr White, as our spring show. After auditions, actors Janine Hamming and Garth Tohms were cast as Ulysses and Emma. This will be our festival show that will be performing in Williams Lake in hopes to win a spot in this year's Mainstage Festival.
Terrace Little Theatre brings to the stage Annapurna by Sharr White, a raw, comedic two-hander play that explores the reunion of a dysfunctional, long-estranged couple. After 20 years, Emma finds her ex-husband, Ulysses, a poet living in a Colorado trailer, gravely ill, forcing a confrontation filled with rage, love, and secrets a gripping, heartfelt story about reckoning with the past. After twenty years apart, Emma tracks Ulysses down to the isolated trailer park he now calls home, arriving and forcing a long-avoided confrontation. What follows is a sharp, funny, and deeply human exchange about love, regret, and the fragile hope of forgiveness.