Victoria Playhouse Petrolia - Petrolia, Ontario

Le Victoria Playhouse Petrolia est une salle de spectacle située à 411 Greenfield St, Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0, Canada. Cet établissement est facilement joignable par téléphone au 5198821221. Pour en savoir plus, vous pouvez visiter leur site web à thevpp.ca.

Les spécialités du Victoria Playhouse Petrolia sont les spectacles, offrant ainsi une expérience culturelle et divertissante à tous les visiteurs. Cette entreprise est évaluée par ses clients sur Google My Business avec un total de 413 avis, ce qui donne une moyenne de 4.7/5. Ces commentaires positifs démontrent un haut niveau de satisfaction des clients.

Afin de rendre la visite agréable pour tous, le Victoria Playhouse Petrolia dispose d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant et d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. De plus, l'établissement propose un restaurant sur place, acceptant les cartes de crédit, cartes de paiement et cartes de crédit.

En termes de caractéristiques, la salle de spectacles offre une ambiance intime et chaleureuse, idéale pour apprécier les diverses représentations. Que vous soyez amateur de théâtre, de musique ou de danse, le Victoria Playhouse Petrolia saura vous séduire par sa programmation variée et de qualité.

En ce qui concerne l'emplacement, la salle de spectacles se trouve au cœur de la ville de Petrolia, ce qui permet de combiner une sortie culturelle avec une agréable promenade dans le centre-ville. Le théâtre est facilement accessible en voiture, et des options de stationnement sont disponibles à proximité.

Pour une expérience optimale, il est recommandé de consulter la programmation sur le site web du Victoria Playhouse Petrolia et de réserver vos billets à l'avance. Il peut être intéressant de combiner la soirée au théâtre avec un dîner au restaurant de l'établissement.

En somme, le Victoria Playhouse Petrolia est une destination culturelle de choix pour les amateurs de spectacles vivants. Grâce à son accessibilité, sa programmation variée et son atmosphère chaleureuse, il s'agit d'un lieu incontournable pour passer une soirée mémorable. N'hésitez pas à visiter leur site web à thevpp.ca pour réserver vos billets et découvrir les prochaines représentations.

Avis de Victoria Playhouse Petrolia

Jannette Binder

5/5

A beautifully restored venue in the town of Petrolia, ON. We have yet to sit in an area with poor sightlines, and the acoustics are excellent as well. It's licensed and offers an outdoor patio area, as well as indoor lounge area to enjoy your beverages. Come early to enjoy the charm of the town!

Stephanie T.

5/5

I would give 10 stars at least!! Loved my first experience in Petrolia and at this gorgeous theatre attending the opening show of Sweet Soul Music on July 6th. Oh my goodness! Another amazing, soul uplifting and magical creation by the uber-talented Mark Payne whom I had first seen at The Crooner in St Jacob Village in 2023 and which I LOVED! Do attend this "hit parade" of toe tapping and singing hits from the 60s and more! Justin was brilliant, fun and charismatic as the lead singer and our host; his voice was so versatile and perfect for the different songs sung. I especially loved his singing the Stevie Wonder songs and how he engaged with the audience. His girls/ladies, Maddy, Imaari and Olivia were gorgeous, talented, as a trio and individually. I loved the fact that they were each spotlighted with their own songs which had been perfectly selected for their voices. Olivia's VPP debut was super sweet and memorable; I could see and feel her gratitude from being on stage from where I sat and I was super excited and proud of her! I look forward to seeing where she and the rest of the artists will go next! The Starbright band was super talented and such a joy to see and hear. Loved seeing Mark sing and have so much fun with everyone. The atmosphere in the theatre was fun, positive and the energy was super high! Thank you to David Hogan for the brilliant direction and choreography. I sat in the first row of the balcony and it was fine for me but if you are tall or are afraid of heights, that row would not be right for you. Staff at the theatre was friendly and the butter tart I tried at intermission was delicious! Do go see this Fun and Fabulous show before it is gone....You will have the Best time, guaranteed! Thank you to Marlon for speaking with me after the show - another fan girl and arts lover magical moment for me! ❤️?

Mile Milivojevic

5/5

Sweet Soul Music, is a unique, endless enjyment of familiar tunes from our, or even our parents childhood. And we, all.of the audience, knew them irrespevtive where of zhis global Earth sphere we were coming from. Kudos to the amazing performances of Justin and his singing Ladies: Madeleine, Olivia, and Imaari. What to tell you about the incredible Mark Payne with his Orchestra? You have to see it and it would resonate forever in your memory! Great show!

Cindy Peloquin

5/5

Saw the Ultimate Fiddler on the Loose and it was fantastic. My spouse and I were throughly entertained. Well worth the 2 hour drive there.

Kim Haggith

5/5

Saw the play Tuesdays with Morrie ....highly recommend this play. The theatre is beautiful! There is lots of friendly staff . The seats are comfortable with lots of legroom. There are elevators for people with mobility issues as there are a few stairs to tackle. The theatre,the washrooms and the lobby are very clean. I will definitely be back !

Ron Gilchrist

5/5

What a wonderful musical experience was "The Ultimate Fiddler on the Loose." With a variety of musical genres and a touch of humor at times, the show was beyond our greatest expectations . A moving, heartwarming instrumental rendition of Lenard Cohen 's 'Hallelujah' by Jesse Grandmont was our favorite part of the performance. Such a talented group of musicians! Thank you!

Tim

4/5

The theatre experience itself deserves five stars. Both the venue and the performance weee outstanding. The food at intermission is a lesser experience. The coffee was just fine at a “pour it yourself” $1.00 a cup. However as I managed my way through the lineup to find a choice between a bare cookie, being fingered as I approached the counter, and a plastic wrapped butter tart, I went for the tart. Only to find once I’d extricated myself away to the patio, that I had no napkin, only a tightly encased tart, the most crumbly sticky food source known to man. I could not open the baked good from the plastic, and with no garbage in sight. (Damn crowd) I gave it back to the provider, mangled, dripping, and destroyed. Sorry girls, hope you at least had napkins, I had to go clean up. And get back to the show. (Gordon Lightfoot tribute, wonderful).

Betty DuChene

4/5

We just returned from “Rainy Day People”, a tribute to Gordon Lightfoot. We were a bit underwhelmed. The supporting cast of Scott Carmichael, Ryan Desaulnier, Paul Jerry Schwarz, and of course Mark Payne upheld the excellent talent we’ve grown accustomed to from Victoria Playhouse. Special mention to Kate Suhr for her beautiful and clear voice. Unfortunately, the voice of Sarah Smith was not up to the level of the other five cast members. We would have thought for a tribute to Gordon Lightfoot, a male voice would have been a better fit.