We went to the Rodriguez concert at the theatre and we were pleasantly surprised at how well maintained the theatre is...not looking old or frayed at the edges and the staff at all levels (ushers and food service) were most helpful! Two things that could...More

A few friends took in an afternoon performance at the Orpheum VSO featuring Stefan Jackiw, violinist and Jun Märkl, conductor. Violinist is very talented. The conductor was a little off the traditional path but told a story of the music in a positive, welcoming manner....More

We attracted by the amazing decoration of the theatre, then we booked a VSO concert, it was fantastic night enjoy the music by ear and enjoy the vision from the fancy interior decoration of the hall. Don't undergrade the theatre from the outside building, go...More

Visited the Orpheum to see the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. We entered from the older Granville Street entrance which wasn't crowded (most were entering through the main entrance.) The theater is wonderfully designed, decorated and maintained. I would have loved to just come here and walk...More

This is a great venue for events of all sorts. The acoustics are generally great. Last night at the Vancouver Symphony they had installed large projection screens which brought the orchestra closer without binoculars.

It doesn't matter where you have travelled, the Orpheum is among the grandest of theatre venues, meticulously designed to impress. No matter which entrance you approach it by, you will be amazed by the detailing and scale. This theatre has several decorative staircases and galleries,...More

Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre is a must see. Built in the 1920s as a vaudville/movie theatre, it has heritage status. It has been restored to preserve it's unique Moorish, Gothic and Spanish Renaissance style. Tours are available that open doors and tell stories of great performances...More

Grand old Vancouver theatre. Numerous levels in the lobby can feel a bit confusing but there's always someone there to assist. Enter off either Granville or Smithe, but note that Will Call is at Smithe entry only.

We attended a concert by Colin James. I generally prefer my rock concerts outdoors, standing up, but given the weather we have been having recently I was glad to be indoors. More suited for a classical concert - it is the home of Vancouver's Symphony...More

I read some of the critical reviews of this place and I feel like they are unfounded. My wife and I attended the Verdi's Requiem and we had a good time. The seats were what you would expect and the acoustics were great. The inside...More