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About Us

The South Island Musical Theatre Society (hereafter called SIMTS) has been bringing highest quality amateur musical theatre to the Cowichan Valley since 1982. We present an annual offering, generally alternating between operetta and Broadway musicals. Our mandate is the preservation of live musical theatre, keeping it alive for a generation who grew up with it; and introducing and encouraging a new generation to the wonders of the stage and choral work. We are always interested in new members; so come join us and enjoy the camaraderie and fun of staging a full-scale theatrical production. It's a great way to meet folks.

Our performances take place in the Cowichan Community Centre Theatre, a fully functional professional facility which will seat 731 patrons. SIMTS is fortunate in having such a place to stage its productions.

SIMTS Board

President - Steven Bradshaw
Vice-president - Cliff Braaten
Treasurer - Maria Ridewood
Recording Secretary -
Georgie Weeks-Heyd
Correspondence Secretary -
Marion Priestley
Past President - Les Broadway

Members at large:
Elaine Jones, Ada Walker, Denny Beaveridge, Cathy Schmidt, Jim Armstrong, Gregg Perry, Robert Sullivan, Robert Ingarfield

SIMTS Constitution September 14, 2007 (PDF document 42 kb)

Tickets - The South Island Musical Theatre Society, in conjunction with the Cowichan Community Centre, operates a voucher system, which reduces the price of tickets to our show by $5. Vouchers are purchased from South Island Musical Theatre Society members. Purchasers then take their vouchers to the Cowichan Community Centre box office, where they are able to select the seats they would like, as well as the performance they would like to attend. The box office then issues tickets for the requested seats and the requested performance. Current ticket prices are: adults - $30.00; students - $25.00. In addition, group discounts are also available for our productions. For further information, call Marion Priestley at (250) 743-3137.

For information about our involvement in the local community please read our community profile (PDF 40 kb)