So much trouble in so few years. Designed by Moshe Safdie, this 1,850-seat, $27-million venue opened as the Ford Theatre in 1995, as part of Garth Drabinsky's chain for Livent...

Built in 1906, this ex-firehall was transformed into a lively theatre in 1982. The centre's programme leans towards work that's relevant to its Downtown Eastside location -...

The Arts Club was originally a loose collection of like-minded artists running a converted downtown gospel hall in the 1960s and '70s. Director Bill Millerd deftly moved it to...

Pacific Theatre, a 125-seat alley configuration in the basement of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, programmes work focused on ethical and spiritual issues by emerging locals, as...

For 42 years, the Playhouse produced a balanced programme of classics, recent hits from the world stage and Canadian plays - the traditional mandate of the nation's regional...

Home to Ballet BC and Vancouver Opera, as well as touring theatre productions and occasional rock shows, the QET has a wide proscenium stage in the modern civic style of the...

This theatre on the West Side occupies a beautifully renovated art deco cinema and is one of the Arts Club Theatre's three venues.

No venue in the city has the committed audience that the 'Cultch' has cultivated. The former Unitarian church, built in 1909, has been a 250-seat theatre, dance and music venue...