2026 AGM is 4pm Sunday, May 4 at Uptown Bistro 400 Boleskine
All members are welcome to attend. Voting members unable to attend in person may request a zoom link or assign a proxy vote to any of the Board Members. RSVP to broadtheatrics (at) Yahoo (dot) ca
(Food/beverage menu available to order/optional; sorry no snacks provided)
The minutes of the 2025 AGM are posted below.
Broad Theatrics Society is a non-profit formed to produce theatre productions eligible for Arts Grants. Broad Theatrics Entertainment is a sole proprietorship and a separate entity.
All members are welcome to attend. Voting members unable to attend in person may request a zoom link or assign a proxy vote to any of the Board Members. RSVP to broadtheatrics (at) Yahoo (dot) ca
(Food/beverage menu available to order/optional; sorry no snacks provided)
The minutes of the 2025 AGM are posted below.
Broad Theatrics Society is a non-profit formed to produce theatre productions eligible for Arts Grants. Broad Theatrics Entertainment is a sole proprietorship and a separate entity.
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2025 Board of Directors
Vice-President: Alan Penty
President: Kirsten Van Ritzen
Secretary: Charles Martin
Treasurer: Ian Ferguson
Director: Mark Leiren-Young
Broad Theatrics Society is incorporated under the Provincial Society Act. The Broad Theatrics Entertainment division is a separate business for comedy classes, corporate events and stand up shows. The non-profit society supports theatre performances and creative works eligible for arts grants.
Vice-President: Alan Penty
President: Kirsten Van Ritzen
Secretary: Charles Martin
Treasurer: Ian Ferguson
Director: Mark Leiren-Young
Broad Theatrics Society is incorporated under the Provincial Society Act. The Broad Theatrics Entertainment division is a separate business for comedy classes, corporate events and stand up shows. The non-profit society supports theatre performances and creative works eligible for arts grants.
Constitution of the society
a) To advance awareness and appreciation of performing and cultural arts
b) To create, produce and promote innovative live theatre and comedy productions; to advance the development of new Canadian plays and other creative works
c) To provide opportunities for professional, emerging, student and amateur artists. To engage and entertain the public. To contribute to the Artistic and Cultural fabric of this community and beyond.
a) To advance awareness and appreciation of performing and cultural arts
b) To create, produce and promote innovative live theatre and comedy productions; to advance the development of new Canadian plays and other creative works
c) To provide opportunities for professional, emerging, student and amateur artists. To engage and entertain the public. To contribute to the Artistic and Cultural fabric of this community and beyond.
