A friend was in a play here so I bought tickets for my family. Coming from Toronto, I couldn't…read morebelieve how affordable box seats were, so I splurged. It's a small but spacious theatre. You'd be able to see well in any seat. I was really impressed with the production value. The sets were beautiful, the actors were all fantastic and incredible singers. I look forward to coming here for another show! They have a nice lobby for socializing and decent sized bathrooms - the line moved quick at intermission! They have your typical theatre refreshments and friendly staff. The best part is that there is free parking with a handful of different restaurants in walking distance if you wanted to do dinner and a show.

I love this little theatre. I am in a wheelchair and from the parking lot to preferred seating to…read moreoutstanding booking and performance personnel, this place cannot be beat. I've seen shows in Toronto and New York and Drayton Entertainment can hold its own against anything these cities have to offer! The recent performance of Priscilla is a fine example of how St. Jacob's Country Playhouse continues to excel! Kudos to the management and actors at this theatre.

I love seeing plays and musicals here. I especially like musicals and sitting in the front row by…read morethe live orchestra. It's so fun! I love the history, beauty, and decor of this building. They have a fun gift shop too. My only complaint is the seating. I prefer sitting in the first row here so I can make sure to see everything. The seating isn't raked like a typical theatre, so the second row is lower than the first, for example, so it makes it harder to see if you have a taller person in front of you. You can preorder a drink for intermission which is nice.

We were here to see "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels". It is a very funny and entertaining musical…read more The seats in the balcony not only have little leg room, but also the rows are not banked well enough so that I could see the center of the stage as a taller person sat in front of me.

Beautiful old theatre On the downtown strip of Collingwood…read moreA great corner theatre that can hopefully OUTLIVE this pandemic!

From the owner: Our specialities are: live music, tribute acts, original artists, comedy, plays, children's shows,…read morespecial events, local film premieres, local bands, charity nights, movies, film festivals, Tedx and other talks, weddings, private events, birthdays, corporate parties.

Cute small town theater with a lot of charm and talent. Went here great play was clean great stall…read morenothing but good stuff to say about this awesome theater.

Original Kids is a great place to come see a quality show and have a great time!! As a member of…read morethe company, you can have a great time getting through the rehearsal process and being proud of putting on a great show! As an audience member, you can see a great show for a great price almost any week of the fall or spring season! Very pleased overall with experience at Original Kids!

From the owner: Producing Live Youth Theatre…read more Developing leadership skills in our youth through our Main Cast performance company. CampOK! (7-15 Years of age) Kidlets Kamp (5-8 Years of age)

The show was great (Swan Lake) but their security has no manners. As such, I have been telling my 9…read moreyear-old son his entire life how disgusting it is to pick your nose with bare fingers, but the security guard on the left side went to town picking away for possibly a good 5 minutes surrounded by people and when I complained to him he dug so much deeper I was shocked that he'd pick out his brain. Of course all my son did the next day was pick his nose with his bare fingers. Don't bring your kids here not your appetite!

NB: I've never purchased a ticket to be here. My perspective is entirely from the stage…read more It's great! It's the best concert hall of it's size in all of Southern Ontario. The hall in Thunder Bay sounds better (IMHO) but that's subjective of course. The stage crew are very accommodating and help even the musical peons like me find an appropriate set-up so we can be comfortable on stage for the whole show. There is wifi around the back-stage area and the dressing rooms are both abundant and spacious. The crew have a lovely cork-board with an lovely assortment of funny clippings, comics and stuff that will no doubt give you a chuckle while killing time between sound checks and shows. Will I be back? Absolutely! As soon as I'm hired to be.

The Grand Theatre, under a variety of different names has been entertaining Londoners for over 100…read moreyears. I have been going to shows for over 30 years and am rarely disappointed. That being said, I don't go to every show but normally pick two or three a year that most interest me - not including smaller productions downstairs at the McManus or one off concerts or events. Admitedly, it may not have the production values of a big Broadway play but more importantly it doesn't have the cost. The seats are comfortable (well, relatively) the lobby and lounges are well decorated and they often off rotating art and/or interactive displays set up. There is a decent selection of beer and wine to be enjoyed at intermission and even cookies and juice for the kids - all at reasonable prices. Ideally situated in the heart of Richmond Row, it's easy to have a nice dinner beforehand or apres show drinks. I'm always amazed when I hear some people say they've never been as it's always been a part of my life and the cultural experience. I mean - yes, sure -- I've seen some plays that I enjoyed less than others but this can be pretty easily avoided with a little careful selection of what shows to see. London is lucky to have regional theatre of such an amazing caliber and I hope it's around for another 100 years!

I went to The Grand Theatre last night to see A Christmas Carol. The theatre is older but well…read moredesigned and maintained. It may not have the big production value shows, but they always have good shows on. Food selection could have been better. It is a great night out and would recommend it to anyone in London.

Excellent theater space! Every seat is great! I've seen several shows here and have sat in various…read moresections and I can always see and hear clearly. Beautiful theatre. One of the dedicated theaters for the Stratford Theatre Festival, they always do amazing work. I've also attended meeting and special events in this building and they have lovely dedicated spaces for those things too.

Very beautiful gardens around the Festival; the plants and flowers are meticulously decorated and…read morelabeled. It's obvious that a lot of effort has been put into creating this beautiful garden. There's a gift shop outside the Festival. The building itself is beautiful and they sell so many great gift options. The parking is not an issue; they have blocked off a spacious parking lot down the street, but it's expensive. The Festival building is well-maintained and the staff are friendly. There are food and drinks vendors inside if you want to buy food, wine or cocktails.

Great theatre at a price that won't blow a hole in your budget. Like all of the Drayton theatres…read morethis one is highly recommended.

From the owner: The spectacular Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge is situated in a historic downtown setting along…read morethe Grand River. This stunning state-of-the-art performing arts facility, designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, offers world-class acoustics and excellent sightlines that provide unparalleled intimacy between the audience and the stage. The Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge is named in honour of arts supporters John & Terry Hamilton. The Mattamy Auditorium is named in recognition of the outstanding community support of Mattamy Homes. When visiting the Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge, skip the line at intermission and pre-order your refreshments upon arrival. They will be waiting for you at a pre-determined spot, ready for your enjoyment. Don't forget to bring your toonie for our famous 50/50 draw!