Goh Ballet Tickets

Goh Ballet Tour Tickets

Watch Vancouver’s premiere ballet company perform live with Goh Ballet tickets from TicketSmarter. The Vancouver, British Columbia ballet company and dance academy first premiered in 1978 by Choo Chiat Goh and Lin Yee Goh. Since opening, the company has taught young beginners and advanced principle company dancers alike. Over the years, the company has toured the world and held special performances in Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong and the United States. The company has earned many honors including the YWCA Women of Distinction Award (2013), Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal (2013) and FMA Vancouver Art Achievement Award (2010). Watch this award-winning group perform live this season by ordering your Goh Ballet tickets today.

How much do Goh Ballet tickets cost?

$212.43 is the average price you’ll pay to attend a Goh Ballet performance. You can get a premium orchestra seat in the front for as high as $2262.29, but you can find deals on cheap Goh Ballet tickets for $68.40 by selecting a seat away from the stage.

Where can I buy Goh Ballet tickets?

You can order your tickets to all Goh Ballet performance directly from TicketSmarter. Scroll up to find your tickets to all upcoming shows.

Where is Goh Ballet performing?

Goh Ballet is performing at Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver in Vancouver.

What is the date and time of the next performance?

Goh Ballet's next performance is on December 18th, 2025 at 7:30pm.

How long is Goh Ballet: The Nutcracker?

Goh Ballet: The Nutcracker runs between 2 to 3 hours long. Many performances often include one or two intermissions.

Can I choose my seat when buying tickets?

Yes, you can use our interactive seating chart tool to browse all available seats for any venue easily.

What are the best seats to see Goh Ballet live?

The front-center orchestra offers premium seating with unobstructed views of the performance.

Is Goh Ballet suitable for children or families?

Yes, many performances are suitable for children and families! However, it may depend on the child’s age and attention span. Children under 5 may find it difficult to sit through a longer performance.