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Blue Frog Studios is Canada's Hottest Live Recording Theatre. The world famous multi-media recording studios and event venue located in the quaint beachside arts community of White Rock, BC (just south of Vancouver). This world-class studio has been home to many, many recordings by international and award winning recording artists, such as: • Jefferson Starship • 54-40 • Jim Byrnes • Maria Muldaur • Dan Hill • Susan Jacks • Paul Rodgers • Shari Ulrich • Juice Newton • Barney Bentall In the style of Austin City Limits, the 4800 sq. foot facility seats 100 lucky audience members for unique, up close and personal concerts with some of the world's most talented entertainers. The studio provides world-class sound and lighting, as well as the latest in behind-the-scenes video and audio recording technology with an unparalleled production team. Blue Frog Studios concert theatre was designed as a large commercial recording studio that will accommodate an 80-piece orchestra. Anyone who has seen a show, or recorded here will probably tell you that it is one of the best sounding rooms in Canada. Shows sell out fast!

The Beach House Theatre Society consists of a group of creative and talented theatre industry members whose productions offer the audience a cultural, artistic experience in the glorious natural setting of Blackie Spit at Crescent Beach, B.C. The purpose of setting the production in the area is to connect the arts with the local community, to inspire artistically minded youth and to expose theatre

Columbia Theatre is a heritage building with three venues for all types of performing arts and events. It is home to Lafflines Comedy Club, Amicus Performing Arts Society, Wonderland Arts School and Charm Dance Group. This rare moorish style theatre was the first atmospheric theatre to be built in British Columbia (1927) and remains as one of very few in North America. It has been transformed a few times to adjust to the changing times, but its original purpose to provide an elegant gathering place for the community to celebrate life, laughter and love has been cherished and preserved.

This center serves as a venue for both performance and teaching in the arts.

Best known as the home of internationally renowned Vancouver Symphony Orchestra – the largest performing arts organization in Western Canada – the Orpheum also features regular performances by some of the city’s finest choirs, as well as performing artists visiting from around the world.

The Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company is British Columbia’s premier theatre company, formed in 1962 in response to the Canada Council's funding initiative for regional theatre companies. Now in its 49th season, it became the principal tenant of the 655-seat Vancouver Playhouse Theatre, a civic building in the downtown core. A reputation for high standards and for doing interesting work has enabled the Playhouse to present some of the best theatre artists from across Canada, creating consistently high-calibre theatre experiences. It has produced premieres of many original Canadian plays, disseminated partnered work across Canada, and played a historic role in providing training and graduate opportunities for Western Canadian theatre artists to develop their craft, as well as in developing the regional community’s interest in classics and contemporary work by authors such as Tennessee Williams, George Ryga and Joan MacLeod.