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Tofino Theatre

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The Clayoquot Sound  Theatre is located at 380 Campbell Street. It is an intimate venue with great acoustics, built in 1983 by a team of volunteers who went on to stage many live plays in the space.

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Today we host big-screen films, live concerts, stage productions, book launches, presentations, meetings and many other cultural events. Monday Night Movies are a regular happening. The theatre is also the venue for the West Coast Winter Music Series, the Tofino Film Festival, and many other community and touring events.

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The 130 m2 (1400 sq ft) theatre has a 72-seat capacity, with banked seating. The technical booth is located at the centre/top of the seating area. The stage, with spots, floods and a good sound system measures 4.9m x 7.2m (35.3 m2) or 16′ x 23’8″ (381 sq ft). A projector and large screen allow us to show DVD, Blu-Ray and PowerPoint to a full audience. We also house a 7 ft Kawai concert grand piano. There is a small concession kitchen in the outer foyer from which beverages and appetizers can be served. Washrooms are conveniently located.

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Clayoquot Sound Community Theatre Association

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The Tofino Theatre is operated by the CSCTA, a non-profit society, in cooperation with the District of Tofino. The CSCTA was founded in 1987.​

 

For more information on the facility and upcoming events, contact Theatre Manager

Sophie L’Homme directly at tofinotheatre@gmail.com

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Our mailing address is PO Box 653, Tofino BC V0R 2Z0. 

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Our vision

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We envision the CSCTA as a vibrant, forward-thinking organization, running a well-equipped, suitably sized community theatre that is a vital cultural force in our community and region.

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The mission of the CSCTA is:

  • to operate and maintain the theatre as a cultural venue for the community

  • to support a wide range of cultural activities: film, live music, etc.

  • to facilitate and produce quality live performance

  • to foster dramatic arts education

  • to provide a space for community groups or individuals

  • to work toward theatre improvement or replacement

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Board of Directors, 2022

Cate O’Connell, Eileen Floody, Sandi Rideout, Sophie L’Homme, Zoe Guigueno

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