Clue – Live On Stage at Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Gear Up for One of the Most Entertaining Nights at the Theater with Clue - Live On Stage

The best who-done-it board game now has a LIVE performance and if you were a lover of playing Clue with friends and family, this performance is not only going to be rip-roaring and enjoyable, but it's going to bring a sense of fond memories that is guaranteed to bring a smile. As you would expect from a play based on a board game with multiple possible outcomes, this performance also has different ways that it can go. Even if you saw Clue - Live On Stage at previous venues, this performance here in Vancouver, British Columbia could be entirely fresh.

Yes, It Includes Figures You Know From the Board Game

Trying to create a plot based on a board game isn't the simplest thing to do. One of the initial successes that the playwrights got right, though, is including some of the figures from the game as well as the classic locations where the murder may have taken place. Forgive us for spilling the beans with spoilers, but then again, if you're looking into this performance, there's a strong likelihood you're familiar with the concept behind Clue, the board game! Not only do the characters from the game take the stage, but so do their costumes from the original game. The production team has added creative touches with costume design, but there is an attempt to keep it really close to the source material. It's not like you're going to be wondering who Colonel Mustard is when he steps into the spotlight! This Second North American Tour features a talented cast including Adam Brett as Wadsworth, Camille Capers as Miss Scarlet, Nate Curlott as Colonel Mustard, TJ Lamando as Mr. Green, Madeline Raube as Mrs. Peacock, Kyle Yampiro as Professor Plum, Sarah McKenzie Baron as Mrs. White and Zoie Tannous as Yvette.

Your Prime Seats Inside Queen Elizabeth theater

There's always a perfect place when it comes to the exceptional seats for a theater show. Usually Clue - Live On Stage is up close to the crowd and they're aiming for a sense of crowd engagement and that could mean that sitting close to the stage is more engaging than it is for other plays. Still, the problem with the closest seats of the theater is that you lose the wider perspective of the stage, which you're going to want to see the clues a lot better! Select a spot in the center of Queen Elizabeth theatre, further away from the stage, for the clearest views of this show. This historic downtown Vancouver venue, officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1959, offers 2,931 seats across orchestra and balcony levels with excellent sightlines.

Grab Your Tickets Soon

Spots inside Queen Elizabeth theater are starting at $32. With performances on Sunday August 2, 2026 at 2:00pm and 7:30pm, this 80-minute musical comedy mystery is recommended for ages 12+ and includes smoke, haze and gunshot sound effects. Be sure to tap the "Buy Tickets" link now because at those prices, they won't stick around.