Mrs. Klein - runs at the Jericho Arts Centre, from Nov 12th…read more- Dec 5th. Ort Jericho Arts Centre 1675 Discovery West Vancouver, BC A wonderful work! Amazing story with great artists! United Players of Vancouver present Nicholas Wright's drama, set in London, England, in 1934, about three women (all Analyst) fighting to free themselves of their dependence on each other. Starring Joan Bryans, Alison Raine, and Trina McClure; Directed by Charles Siegel. More information at www.unitedplayers.com/

Gayle, Erin, Jim, and I recently took in an evening performance of "Ring of Fire", It's a Johnny…read moreCash tribute musical that I found entertaining enough, although historically suspect, and perhaps a little light weight. I liked the Theater itself, with nice sight lines, good acoustics, and comfortable seats. The set was well done, enjoyed watching the actors, and appreciated that the play clocked in at 10 minutes less than 2 hours (with intermission). From the viewpoint of a visitor to Vancouver with an appreciation for "Summer Theater", I'd gladly look at their season schedule when I return.

Cambodian Rock Band. I could talk about the writing, that veers all over the place. Or the fact…read morethat this play was not written by a Cambodian playwright. Or that the music by the excellent band Dengue Fever was just played so wrongly, and so terribly, like heavy metal (it isn't). What really bothers me... is that this painful story that involves the Khmer Rouge, and crimes against humanity, and so painful in Cambodian history, is played like a comedy by the Arts Club Vancouver. Shame on the Arts Club and their director for not honouring the real story, the culture, the art, the music, OR the history. It was all just so uncomfortable.

The United Players of Vancouver. It a really great theatre. The ticket price is good, it means for…read morea theatre in Vancouver is really "not expensive""! - Very nice location near the Jericho Beach and the wonderful Spanish Banks. The "Power of Yes" by David Hare was amazing! - Congratulations to all! The next is "Mrs Klein", and it sounds very interesting! - Nice to see you.

Shows at the Jericho Arts Center can be a little hit-or-miss and definitely less polished than at…read moreother theaters around town. The ticket price, though, is about half that you'd pay at the Arts Club. The company is mostly volunteer-run and often selects more off-beat productions. The intermission concession is my favorite in town: grab a pack of Rolos and a coffee for $2. (When eaten together it's kind of like a caramel chocolate latté. Okay, I'm stretching.) The chairs here could use a refurbishing, which is where the hit-or-miss comes into play. A 90-minute show in an uncomfortable chair is okay, but edge over that 2-hour mark and nothing can save that show for me. The world needs far more people with the ability to eliminate the unnecessary. I guess I'd best stop there.

great experience for my first time at the improv centre. tickets were very affordable and the show…read morewas great.

Great friendly service.The show was hilarious. Took my teens for their 17th birthday and they loved…read moreit!

Great store…read more Fantastic selection and fast shipping. I was worried about shipping times and methods but their owner is very communicative and helpful, so I knew when my violin bow etc would arrive. Thank you!

Best customer service! They went above and beyond and the instrument is fantastic and arrived well…read morepacked and safe and sound. Couldn't be happier!

I have not been back in ages. I had my graduation ceremony here. I came here to attend a graduation…read moreceremony recently. The inside looks just as nice as I remembered. Except.... it seems a whole lot smaller than what I remembered. The sound effect or surround sound equipment was really nice. At the start of the ceremony, UBC music school had a band playing acoustic music in the background. That was very nice. You can hear each sound very nice and crisp. It is a lovely venue no doubt. They have two tier limited seating balconies. From the look at it, you might be able to sit around 300 people max.

I love this venue. It is a modern facility but what I like about it is the 3 level tiered side…read morebalconies. This is very similar to the old European set up. I don't think there is another three tiered balcony in Vancouver. The real bonus is the back balcony! It is behind the stage. Wow oh Wow (sounding like Usher)!! I purposely sat in the back once to see that pianist rock star from China, Lang Lang play La Campanella from the Paganini Etudes. He was effing amazing to watch. His fingers blazed on the keyboard and he didn't miss a note. The acoustics are wonderful and I've been here for operas, professional performances, as well as student performances.