Halifax, NS

The Bus Stop Theatre

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The Bus Stop Theatre Co-operative is an artist-run Halifax black-box room that handles concerts, jazz, punk, experimental work and theatre crossover. The all-ages space can seat roughly 75 to 110 depending on layout or hold about 149 standing. Its flexible technical setup is ideal for artists who want an intimate room but still need a professional performance environment.

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Lara
Role
Talent Buyer
+1 888-639-1169Open booking page

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Capacity
149
Capacity notes
standing, 110 seated.
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
All Genres
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Address
2203 Gottingen Street, B3K 3B5, Canada
Venue phone
+1 888-639-1169

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