Attending this theater's productions is a real treat. The actors are much more accomplished and…read moretalented than one normally sees in community theater. There isn't a bad seat in the house and the volunteers absolutely go out of their way to make sure everything is as perfect as possible. As a disabled person I have my challenges and they really go above and beyond to ensure I am comfortable and cared for. Every single volunteer is pleasant and thoughtful and they all give 100%. The costumes, direction and choreography of the plays is spot on and the attention to detail is very professional. I am always blown away at the level of professionalism here. As I said earlier, it's a level above what one normally finds in community theater. It is a fun experience to attend these performances. There is lots of parking and everything is handicapped accessible. Do yourself a favor and take in a show.

Love the LTVB! Such a wonderful local theatre with a great sense of community. I buy the season…read morepass so I can see every show. Looking forward to Ripcord, the next show for this season.

First time ever attending this venue. Extremely worth it! Staff is great. Security is very helpful…read morekeeping positive energy during aggressive sets. Everyone was very friendly. Be ready to pay for that drink you ordered. A "must go to " place. See you guys sooner than later! Thank you

6-12-26. The men's room was trashed. Every time we needed service we had to find the server (4…read moretimes). The server never voluntarily came to our table, except to bring the bill. They also charge a 3% credit card surcharge.

Awesome experience, nothing like any other escape room I've done before, and I've done alot. It…read moredefinitely is not for the faint of heart as there will be moments of terror. The concierge set the mood perfectly from the start to finish. The atmosphere was excellent and was very creepy. Definitely recommend you pay a visit with some friends and family to enjoy this experience. The only other thing I can say is that this is supposed to be an IMMERSIVE experience...so prepare to be...immersed. This is NOT your traditional escape room.

A memorable experience for sure. We had a great time and while it definitely had its scary moments,…read moremy family and I laughed at how dumb we felt more than we screamed. Made some great memories together, for sure! A little pricey but we agreed it was worth it!

I have lots of fun there and the staff is wonderful…read more Security is fun to talk to and so are the bartenders. It really makes you wonder how much fun it is when the club is closed.

Peabody's has been open since 1967, wow! I lived nearby and went to an L7 show here when I lived…read moreOceanfront in Virginia Beach. I didn't frequent Peabody's since I have never been a person who loves dancing or DJs. Also, I was outside of Peabody's target demographic of 18-24 year-olds. This was during my "bitter chick rock" phase that still rears its head now and then, and one of my favorite bitter chick bands was L7! I saw their show at Peabody's on April 15, 1997. It was a great venue for this raw, bitter, loud band with a house packed and standing room only of fans trying their best to make a mosh pit. I guess Hole was my second favorite bitter chick band. Back to the L7 show. Classified as grunge, punk, and metal, I think L7 is more chick punk. Their guitarist was unavailable this night, and they replaced her with a local Va Beach chick guitarist who did a great job. The locals recognized her, I didn't. Smoking was allowed inside, and this audience was pretty aggressive for the times, with a lot of college aged guys wearing backwards baseball caps. That's fine, until the guys use their ballcaps as weapons to poke me in the forehead and face to try to keep me out of their mosh pit making range. The goal of the audience was to get to stage front. The audience even resorted to using cigarette lighters to burn each others clothes. Who does this? This show was during "The Beauty Process" tour and the setlist was great with songs from previous CDs including "L7" and other previous music. Par for the course, during "Cat-O-Nine Tails," a guy in leather bondage was brought on stage and then whipped with a whip by Donita, the lead singer. I'm confident this was just a show, and the poor guy wasn't hurt. "The Masses are Asses" is another L7 tune I like. Why no fifth star? The bouncers were interesting. They waited for patrons to make their way to the stage and for the most part, escorted the patron to the door - kicking nearly each one out. The crowd was "elbow to elbow" making it clear it was difficult to just take an overly rowdy and rough patron from the center of the crowd to kick them out. Still, the bouncers were sophomoric, and should have managed the crowd better. I'm happy to have seen L7, I'm happy my party were hurt, and I'm happy Peabody's provided a sizeable venue for an alternative show in the late 90s!

Upon entry, there are lines for security. Check in is usually seamless and moves pretty fast…read more I've been to the dome so far for 3 concerts. 2 of them were standing room and the other there were seats. For the first concert, I had to stand way in the back and unfortunately i wasn't able to see much. The dome doesn't have any screens of the stage so if you don't have a good view of the stage, you're kinda screwed. Thankfully the other two shows i was up fairly close so the view was great but any further back it's kinda blah. Sound system is great but i really wish they had screens of the stage on the sides like most bigger venues do. At the second show, one of my friends got pizza and it was terribleeee it was so low effort, yet expensive. The drinks are also fairly high, but i do expect that in Virginia Beach. The seats were also extremely tight, it was a task trying not to bump those next to me or even have enough arm room. There is a parking garage attached to the dome, which most times you can pay for along with your ticket(s), however, I wouldn't park there unless you plan on leaving the show before the let out. There are other nearby parking lots that are a block or two away that are more convenient.

I thoroughly enjoyed this venue. We got dropped off right by our entrance and made it through…read moresecurity rapidly. Every worker we interacted with was nice. Bathrooms were clean and vending lines moved quickly. The sound was good. Afterwords we walked to a nearby bar and got picked up there after a couple drinks. Would definitely attend more concerts here.

This oceanfront stage is one of the smaller ones but it's nice and open with plenty of grass to sit…read moreon a lawn chair or spread out a blanket and listen to some tunes. Always breeze-y with the ocean right behind you and Dairy Queen right beside you if you want a snack. Not to mention one of the dozens of shops and restaurants within walking distance either to the right or left of this stage due to the location directly on the boardwalk. Lots of events are held here throughout the year when there are events on the boardwalk. This is one of the more iconic locations at the beach in the center of it all and is usually featured when photos of the beach are shown. During summer - this is stage/park is featured as part of the free concert series with live music several days a week (in summer they say it's all 7 days every week but I haven't tested this out yet) April through September with free admission. Another thing to love about VaB!

Beautiful day for a walk at the oceanfront! These fine gentlemen on their steeds keeping us safe…read moreand happy!!!

This park is great. I'm surprised I haven't reviewed it yet…read more It's a great area for beach events, a lot of races start here, and during the summer this is used for some of the free concert series. There is a large green space/lawn for seating and/or milling about depending on what show is on the small covered and framed wooden stage that is so cute. There is a cute sidewalk from Atlantic Ave directly to the beach boardwalk as well. There are bathrooms here but they are locked sometimes so you can't always count on that - it depends on the event and the coordination. If you have the PPPark App on your phone you can try to park in some off the metered spots in and around off Pacific or can walk a few more blocks by parking in the neighborhoods a bit further away. This year, the Wicked 10k weekend's Monster Mile started here on Friday night and it was an easy landmark to navigate to for this local.