Paul Anthony’s Talent Time: New Year’s Eve Show!
Vancouver’s favourite (and only) televised variety show celebrates ACTUAL New Year’s Eve at the Rio Theatre on Friday, December 31.
The evening will begin with a comedy/variety/chat show celebrating all the best and worst of 2021! Past guests have included double dutch skippers, high school drumlines, ping-pong champions, martial artists, animal acts, barbershop quartets and Randy Quaid.
Then the house band will become a wedding band playing your favourite songs from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and today!
Followed by a Much Music (style) Video Dance party! VJ’s Ryan Beil and Paul Anthony will keep you partying with great tunes and hilarious videos on the big screen.
We will be celebrating midnight in every time zone with video feeds to correspondents in Newfoundland, Quebec, Ontario, Winnipeg and finally the big one, live in Vancouver!
Come ring in the New Year with us!
Friday, December 31
Doors 8:00 pm | Show 9:00 pm *Please arrive on time. Start time subject to change.
EARLY BIRD General Admission $25 advance HERE Until December 19
General Admission After December 19 $30 advance | $ 40 at the door
VIP $35 advance HERE (Reserved seating in the first 5 rows, with treats!) | $45 at the door
Advance tickets are recommended for all shows to ensure seating. Online sales automatically end two hours before showtime.
*Must be 19+ w/ID for bar service. Sorry, Rio Theatre Groupons and passes n/a for this event.
In accordance with the Province of British Columbia’s current PHO from the Ministry of Health, all eligible patrons must present their proof of vaccine status for entry. No exceptions.
“There’s no funner night out than the monthly Talent Time.” (The Georgia Straight)
“‘Talent Time’ is the most innovative, raucus, totally silly and inspired show I have seen in years. Watching it is like freebasing sheer fun!” (Globe & Mail/CBC Arts Online)
“A cult phenomenon that’s been flying under the radar…a true comedy original. Talent Time defies genre. You have to experience it to truly appreciate it.” (The Georgia Straight)