Recently a co-worker's quartet was performing here and I have been wanting to see one of her…read moreperformances for the year we've worked together so this was perfect for me. Prior to this I had never been to this theatre and was pleasantly surprised that it was also a part of the high school. I hadn't realized that before on the numerous times I had driven by. In another lifetime I worked for three live performing arts theatres and the Bell is definitely on par. The seating was great and intimate. I had a clear view of the stage from my seats although I would probably sit further back next time, my mistake when buying tickets. It was an overall good experience.

This space is often used for music festivals for schools/programs, theatrical performances,…read moreconcerts and sometimes graduation ceremonies. I love listening to musical performances here as the acoustics are great although performing can be overwhelming because of the large stage and audience. The volunteer staff are always very courteous.

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.

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.

I like this venue a lot. First and foremost is that the seating is stadium style, so no one has to…read morewatch the back of someone's head instead of a show. I saw Wanda Sykes (stand up comedian) and the sound system was good for this. I'd love to see this place all decked out for a larger show as the lighting potential seems great and there is a GIANT disco ball in there that would be fun to see in action :-) I think we'll be back here for another show soon, but the lineup they have booked for this season are not exactly (disco ball) worthy. Well, maybe Neal Sedaka would use a disco ball (lol). David Cassidy ?! -ew and Bill Cosby, he might just get down and boogie. Stix!? wow. I'm having flashbacks. Coming soon, Neville Brothers, hmmm.....

From the owner: The spectacular Show Theatre, one of the West Coast's premier entertainment destinations, offers a…read morecomfortable, elegant and easily adaptable space to host any special occasion. With over 21,000 feet of state-of-the-art event space, our Show Theatre easily transforms between three flexible floor plans. This high tech performance theatre transforms from cabaret seating (without without a dance floor) 1,000 seat auditorium, to a 450 seat thrust theatre... to an 8,000 square foot trade show floor... with a push of a button.

Very friendly staff! I took some kpop classes from different instructors. Love the Kpop Intro…read moreclasses as they suit entry level perfectly.

Has promise but needs more offerings at the VAN location…read more I bought a 20 pass as part of a new location promo they were having. I'd say without a pass I find their classes quite expensive. $25+ tax for an hour is quite more than what I pay at other studios like SN & HDC. When buying the pass I did not realize that the DT location only offers classes on Sunday. Which makes it challenging to use up the pass quickly. The level of teachers is also very broad. I wasn't a big fan of some of the teachers (they seemed very inexperienced) However, one in particular stood out as exceptional (Andrew). I did venture to the Richmond location on a few occasions and found the teaching to be a bit more consistent. Classes were packed though which I found a little too congested (it was also hard to see the instructor). Having quality class footage after class is a nice perk!

If you visit San Juan Island in July to August you must attend one of their productions. We just…read moresaw the 20th anniversary performance of the Tempest by Shakespeare and it was absolutely delightful. The stage was cleverly decorated with driftwood from the local beaches and the setting is a private home in a rustic field. Daniel Mayes, who is an actor in the Ashland Shakespeare Festival was a thrill to watch. Also loved Sylvie Davidson who plays Arial and David Natale who is an amazing Caliban. This show runs until 8/12/18 and it is FREE! The founder of the company wants professional quality theater to be accessible to all but they really on donations to keep the show running. On average it costs $20 per seat. So be sure to donate at least that amount when you go. Trust me, you would be paying 5x that amount to see this quality of acting in a city theater.

Consistently fantastic performances. Bringing some of the Northwest's best professional actors to a…read moreremote destination. AND IT'S FREE! Island stage Left is a rare treasure.

There are both pros and cons: Pro:…read more The amount of preparation by the actors becomes obvious as their performances are usually excellent. Cons: The new seats are designed for small people. Seats are narrow with little to no leg room. During musical performances, song lyrics often tell the story, but the live orchestra is always so loud it usually drowns out the lyrics. So, while the actors are doing their best, unfortunately, their singing simply can't be heard.

The Bellingham Theatre Guild is celebrating their 90th year of showcasing talents to share with us…read moreto enjoy! This was my first time here and was a great experience. The theater is creaky and old, the seats are a bit stiff, but it is charming and is a piece of Bellingham history that is so wonderful to have. Great talent and shows and love that this theater is here to offer the arts to our community!

Three little maids went to see The Mikado at the Metro Theatre…read more. It is an easy process to purchase tickets online through Eventbrite. You can then bring it to the box office and exchanged them for assigned seats. I added my request for my preferred seats with my ticket purchase and the Metro responded back the night before. Love the nice follow through customer service. The box office staff were very efficient in finding my name and exchanging my tickets. The theatre has ample street parking. It is a nice theatre with very comfy seats but the chair back is pretty high. On to the performance.. You really can't go wrong with Gilbert and Sullivan. This is a wonderful production with - elaborate costumes (I was a little confuse why they have a Korean dress at the top of Act 2 for Yum Yum whereas everyone else was in Japanese Kimono?); - great singing by the male lead, what a beautiful voice; - nice choreography - live orchestra After the show, the lounge upstairs is quite large and you can enjoy meeting the cast there. Great place to showcase very talented people.

Great local theatre! Tickets are reasonable. Free parking on the street. There is a bar upstairs.read more

the staff are fantastic here, Geoff helped us with a firmware update on a pedal purchased from we…read morehad trouble doing at home. prices and selection are great and excellent staff.

When it gets busy there, expect to waste 30-45 mins just waiting for someone to help you. While I…read morewas there, the lone sales guy was nice enough to help a lady fill out an instrument rental form... but at the cost of making a room full of people wait. The lineup to simply pay for an item took 30 mins. Some advice to speed things up: No one wanders into a music store and spontaneously decides to rent an instrument. Most ppl will do research beforehand. Offer an incentive for ppl to fill out forms online or come WITH the paperwork already completed. If staff needs to walk costumers thru the process, have ppl book a time or charge an administration fee. When you've got customers with a product in hand, waiting to pay & leave, there is zero excuses to why they need to spend the next half hour listening to people fumble at filling out a simple form.