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Fei & Milton Wong Experimental Theatre is a premier mid-size, flexible black-box theatre housed within the historic SFU Woodward’s complex at 149 West Hastings Street in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Known for its adaptable seating configurations—including in-the-round and traditional setups—the venue can shape itself to each production. A distinctive feature is the Assembly Area connected by a retractable guillotine door, enhancing intimate audience-actor interaction and dynamic stage design. With a common capacity around 440 seats (some configurations may reach up to 450), this space serves as a reliable home for SFU School for the Contemporary Arts programs, PuSh International Performing Arts Festival industry events, and a steady stream of rental performances. When you plan your visit, you’ll find accessibility, parking, and nearby lodging and dining options to make your trip seamless.

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Venue Details

  • Location: Fei & Milton Wong Experimental Theatre, 149 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 5K3 (Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, SFU Woodward’s).
  • Seating & Configuration: Major black-box theatre with a balcony on three sides. Seating is flexible and can be in-the-round or traditional. The Assembly Area is connected via a retractable guillotine door for dynamic stage effects.
  • Capacity: Approximately 440 seats; some configurations reported up to 450 depending on setup.
  • Access & Transit: Easily reachable from Waterfront Station. Bus lines 4, 7, 14, 16, 19, 20, 22 stop on Hastings, Cordova, and adjacent streets.
  • Parking: Nearby paid lots including Lot 31 (160 Water Street), Lot 126 (151 West Cordova), and Lot 2 (150 West Pender).
  • Nearby Hotels: Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites (~0.3 mi), Georgian Court Hotel (~0.4 mi), Hyatt Regency Vancouver (~0.6 mi).
  • Nearby Dining: A range of options within walking distance from Hastings Street and the SFU Woodward’s campus footprint—great for pre-show meals or post-show drinks.
  • Notable Uses: Home to SFU School for the Contemporary Arts programs and PuSh Festival industry events in collaboration with SFU Woodward’s. The space functions as a key mid-size venue in Vancouver and today primarily operates as a rental venue with flexible programming.

Plan Your Visit — Quick Tips

  • Secure your seats early for popular shows, especially during festival periods, as configurations may sell out quickly.
  • Check access options if you have accessibility needs; inform the box office ahead of time for best seating accommodations.
  • Consider nearby hotels for extended stays or multi-night trips connected to nearby arts events.
  • Use transit-friendly options to avoid parking hassles—public transport is convenient from Waterfront Station and major bus routes.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 149 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 5K3 (Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, SFU Woodward’s).
  • Venue type and seating: Major black-box theatre with a balcony on three sides; seating is flexible and can be in-the-round or traditional; Assembly Area connected by a retractable guillotine door.
  • Capacity: commonly cited as ~440 seats (some sources cite up to 450; configuration-dependent).
  • Parking: Nearby EasyPark lots and paid parking options (Lot 31: 160 Water Street; Lot 126: 151 West Cordova; Lot 2: 150 West Pender).
  • Transit: Accessible from Waterfront Station; multiple bus lines (e.g., 4, 7, 14, 16, 19, 20, 22) with stops on Hastings, Cordova and nearby streets.
  • Nearby hotels: Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites (~0.3 mi), Georgian Court Hotel (~0.4 mi), Hyatt Regency Vancouver (~0.6 mi).
  • Notable events hosted: SFU School for the Contemporary Arts programs; PuSh International Performing Arts Festival industry events in collaboration with SFU Woodward’s; used as a key mid-size venue in Vancouver.
  • Renaming/demolition: The theatre name remains Fei & Milton Wong Experimental Theatre; SFU Woodward’s cultural programs ended and the space moved toward a rental model rather than in-house programming.