Opened in 1941, the sensational Vogue Theatre was designed by award winning architects Kaplan & Sprachman.  Famous for superb acoustics and intimate atmosphere, the Vogue, along with her 62-foot neon sign have become a Vancouver landmark. The geometrical symmetry of the facade paired with the curving, fluid forms of the interior embody an architectural aesthetic most commonly described as “Art Deco”.

Designed as a dual-purpose theatre to showcase both live performances and movies, the Vogue has been a preferred venue for performers, filmmakers, and audiences alike for nearly 70 years.