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Rick Bronson's House Of Comedy - BC Tickets

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BC | Cabaret-Style Comedy in New Westminster, BC

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Welcome to Rick Bronson's House Of Comedy - BC, a vibrant cabaret-style theatre housed in the historic Columbia Theatre in New Westminster. Opened in 2020 at this iconic venue, the club brings top-notch stand-up acts to a live audience in an intimate, first-come, first-served setting. Whether you’re planning a weekend out or a weeknight laugh, we’ve got you covered with clear, straightforward tickets and practical venue details to help you secure your seats with ease.

Address: 530 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC V3L 1B1. The theatre sits within walking distance of transit and offers flexible seating arrangements that make every show feel close and personal. Below you’ll find essential information about seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a seamless night out.

Venue notes: The main grand room seats up to about 300, with an upstairs Attic space accommodating roughly 100–150, depending on configuration. Public seating is cabaret-style and seating is first-come, first-served for small groups. Street and nearby garage parking are available, with convenient access from front and back of the building. Columbia SkyTrain station and local bus routes are within a comfortable walk, making it easy to reach the show from across Metro Vancouver.

Nearby hotels and dining are a quick stroll away. The Met Hotel at 411 Columbia Street is a popular walking-distance option for guests. For a taste of local fare before or after the show, consider recommended nearby eateries and friendly partners listed below to help you plan a complete outing.

Note: The Columbia Theatre complex hosts a range of top-tier acts, and Rick Bronson’s House Of Comedy - BC brought new energy to this historic venue in 2020, following the renaming of Lafflines Comedy Club. Expect strong performances from nationally recognized comedians in a warm, intimate setting.

How to secure your seats

  • Tickets are sold for cabaret seating on a first-come, first-served basis for small groups.
  • Plan to arrive early to choose the best available seats in the main room or Attic space.
  • We’ve got you covered with clear, no-fuss ticket options and helpful venue details as you book.

Parking & Transit

  • Parking: Street parking and public garages with front and back access to the venue.
  • Transit: Short walk to Columbia SkyTrain station and nearby bus routes; easy access from surrounding areas.

Nearby Hotels & Dining (Affiliate Partners)

For the latest show schedule and to secure your seats, explore the event page and we’ll guide you to the best available options. If you’re planning a night out, think of us as your connection in the industry—easy, reliable, and straightforward.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 530 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC V3L 1B1.
  • Venue type: Cabaret-style theatre located in the historic Columbia Theatre.
  • Capacity: Main grand room seats up to ~300; an upstairs Attic space seats roughly 100–150 (configuration-dependent).
  • Seating chart: Public seating charts aren’t widely published; seating is described as cabaret-style with seating first-come, first-served for small groups.
  • Parking: Street or garage parking (front and back of building).
  • Transit: Located near Columbia SkyTrain station and bus routes; walkable from transit.
  • Nearby hotels: The Met Hotel (411 Columbia Street) is a close walking-distance option.
  • Notable events hosted: The Columbia Theatre complex has hosted top-tier acts; the New Westminster location opened as Rick Bronson’s House Of Comedy BC in 2020, with acts noted by press and industry outlets (e.g., Norm Macdonald, Tom Green, Steve-O, Jimmy Fallon, and more) in related coverage.
  • Renamed/demolished note: Lafflines Comedy Club was renamed to Rick Bronson's House Of Comedy - BC in January 2020; the Columbia Theatre building itself remains intact and historic.