Vogue is an older theatre with some renovations. It seems the seats were most recently updated and…read morefor the worst. They reduced the size of the seats and the space between the rows of seating. I'm 5'6" and it is uncomfortable to sit through a 1 hour 30 min standup. If you're not sitting at the end you are likely going to bruise your shins walking through. Good luck trying to let someone pass without leaving the row. People have fallen flat on their faces trying to get out. It seems like a safety issue. As it's an older theatre, the floor is pretty flat. Not tiered like newer movie theatres. Recently went to a show where they posted no photos of the show were allowed. The security guards paced through the middle aisle throughout the show. It was pretty distracting. During concerts they remove about half the rows for standing room. Oftentimes though the balcony is closed off. Washrooms are on the second floor. Only 3 stalls in the women's washroom as one is forever out of order.

We had a wonderful time at the Vogue Theatre watching Maoli in concert. We stood in line for…read moregeneral admission, we got thru the metal detectors wands and got front row! Bathrooms were good, and always lines at concerts. We had drinks there and enjoyed ourselves.

The event are super fun! And everybody is so respectful here ! A must go in vancouverread more

Lived in Vancouver all my life that this is the first time, I attended an event at Fox Cabaret. I…read morewas here for the Nerd Nite. From the outside, it looked super run down like a night club. Well maybe it can or is a night club at one point. Not sure about that. The venue wasn't bad. There is a stage in the venue, a bar area and bar high top tables at the back. Inside is a bit run down and can be sticky due to the sticky beer spill. Yes the place does have a strong beer smell. The chairs up front are temporary chairs not theater style. Guess venue can be use for multi-purpose.

This is a nice venue! They have a coat check upstairs, and lots of seating if you need it. The…read moredrinks at the bar are reasonably priced. It's in a sketchy part of town, but getting in and out felt safe!

I do believe when all else fails, music and/or food unites people…read more New to the underground/metal/rock scene. The three occasions in the last 2 months I've visited, I've had a blast! The lineups they have playing here was impressive (world renowned to locals). The venue itself is old school and intimate. The Pitt on how its setup has at least one bar to one side, and another bar in the coat check in the "dress circle". From entering to taking fresh air breaks in-between sets, the "bouncer, security, door person" has always been super nice and chatty. They've always enforced and the patrons replying were always polite "sorry, thanks for telling me" when they've ducked ropes exiting. Washroom: Clean for theatre standards and stocked with paper towels. Compared to some airport loos, this is above average for the ladies side. Bar: Beers, wine, sodas (!!! sodas were under $4!!!) were mid priced. TIP: BRING CASH (there is an atm, I've used it once and lost a finger jk), bring better earplugs (home depot has some great ones).

we got tickets to the jesse cook show at the centre in vancouver on 777 homer street, which feels…read morepretty new and sleek. the moment we stepped inside, that curved marble staircase caught my eye, it was elegant and dramatic, with mirrored panels that bounced reflections around in such a cool way. the venue itself is small, it seats around 1800 people across three levels, with great acoustics and comfy purple chairs. during intermission, i was surprised to see there were no long lines at the washrooms, there were plenty of stalls, the concession stand was actually a lot longer. you can bring drinks into the auditorium, but note, there are no cup holders. jesse cook's performance gave off the gypsy kings energy, upbeat, rhythmic, and full of flamenco and andalusian flair. he's not only a talented guitarist but also a natural storyteller. between songs, he shared little anecdotes about how he met one of his bandmates or what inspired a particular piece of music. he was accompanied on stage with four other band members. there was lots of hand clapping along with the rhythm, and toward the end, he invited everyone to get up and samba. it gave the night this warm, easygoing energy.

First time watching Bini, and it was at the Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts. The venue is…read moresmall, and my seat was on the 3rd floor, making it hard to see the performers. I could've used a telescope! This was Bini's first big sold-out performance, and when I booked my ticket, I didn't realize how confusing the seating would be. Although I had a wonderful night, the height of the second and third floors wasn't ideal for those who want to be closer to the stage. By the time I bought my ticket, most of the seats were already gone, even though I booked as soon as they went on sale. Still, it was worth it!

The Biltmore Cabaret is a small, intimate space at which we've seen many independent acts. On many…read moreoccasions after the show we were able to chat and take pictures with the performers. It can become crowded and stuffy. It's the basement of the pub meaning there are stairs going into and exiting the venue. At the latest performance I did see a number of people with walkers so I guess they were able to get in just fine. There are some seating around the dancefloor. For shows like stand up comedy the dancefloor is lined with seats. It's not too difficult to find parking nearby.

This is an old standby in Vancouver. What can I say, it's nothing fancy and it definitely very…read moredivey. But if you just want a casual night out with friends, it's good for a no frills time. Staff is nice. Drinks are basic well drinks, high balls and then they have a bunch of beers on tap. Normally has a decent sized dance floor. It's a smaller venue so it's good for performances.

What a wonderful luxury experience to spend rainy Sunday afternoon listening beautiful music…read more Who doesn't like musical legend, John Williams's scores? I was grown up watching lots of 80's and 90's movies and this was the great opportunity to join sound immersive experience with the orchestra. And it's only $19 The catch is this concert artists are still students from Vancouver Academy of Music. But they are great. They had lots of audiences and I was happy to help those kids(some are adults) as well. Everyone are happy. Before I booked online, I checked the seat map by the third party website. They have slight "width" difference. I choose wider seat on aisle and it was very comfortable. There was no price difference. I hope it helps you next time.

Love this theatre, it's a magificent historic building and a lovely place to experience the…read moreVancouver Symphony. A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to participate in the guided tour ($11 ish) and I enjoyed it, a neat behind the scenes view and some great old stories. The architecture was interesting and the guides were friendly and interesting.

Had a great night at The Improv Centre on Granville Island with my kids, ages 12 to 17. Everyone…read morehad a blast. The TheatreSports format is fast and easy to follow. The performers were the best part. Super funny and quick on their feet, making stuff up on the spot that had us laughing the whole time. Good pick for families too. The content stayed pretty clean, nothing really inappropriate for a 12 year old, not that a typical 12 year old hasn't heard worse. They've got one intermission, free water, and a bar with snacks, popcorn, and drinks. The seats have cup holders so you can enjoy your tasty beverage while watching the show. Three people from the audience get picked to judge each scene from 1 to 5. They get chosen randomly before the show. Need to be at the tables at the front or in the first or second row to get picked, I think. Would totally recommend for a family outing especially if you have kids interested in comedy, high school drama class, SNL or similar. And Granville Island area is so nice to walk around it makes for a nice evening. Just keep in mind that the market closes at 7pm so arrive to island by at least 6:30pm to buy and eat your dinner, and then walk the 4 minutes to the Improv Centre. Or else skip dinner and eat Snickers bars and popcorn at the Improv Centre. Bought my tickets only the morning of the show. Easy to do.

Not gonna lie, this far exceeded my expectations. came in on a friday night for the early theatre…read moresports show, not sure what to expect I was thoroughly entertained not having laughed like that in a long time. actors were fully committed and nothing seemed forced. they had a deal where you could catch the second show for $20 and we happily did that for unhinged. Really the only difference I could tell is they added like a twist or extra rule (you can only use x number of words) to each game. I honestly preferred the regular theatre sports version as the extra added unnecessary confusion and I rather enjoyed watching the actors be creative vs. bending over backwards to adhere to a random rule. All in all, I had a great time and would definitely make an effort to come back whenever I'm in the area.

Venue platforms racist, misogynist dirt bags. The layout is terrible, there is a hidden…read morerequirement that you buy 2 menu items, the place is filthy. Save your money!.

If you're looking for a night out that hits the perfect sweet spot between killer comedy and great…read moredrinks, you have to check this place out. I came here specifically to catch Ryan Long, and he did not disappoint - he was super funny, and his set had the whole room losing it. Even the host was great, setting a high-energy, hilarious tone for the rest of the night. Just a heads-up that there is a two-item per person minimum, which is pretty standard for most comedy clubs in town, but the menu makes it easy to hit. I tried David's Punchline, and it is an absolute must-order if you have a sweet tooth. The mix of melon liqueur and peach schnapps gives it a bright, fruity base, while the mango nectar and pineapple juice make it incredibly smooth and lush. I also have to shout out the Snickers shot. It was a total revelation - honestly, it felt like a sophisticated hybrid of a chocolate milkshake and a top-tier Espresso Martini with a perfectly smooth texture. One tip: if you're picky about where you sit, definitely try to grab a seat early. The front rows and tables fill up fast, and you'll want that prime view. The service was decent overall; it was a bit on the slower side, but that's totally understandable given it was a packed house. One thing they handle brilliantly is the bill. They actually go around and let people settle up before the show even ends. Many other comedy clubs I've been to make you wave down a waiter and wait forever to pay once the lights come up, but here, you can just head out the second the last comic finishes. It's such a small detail that makes a huge difference in the overall experience. 10/10 night.