Palace Theatre — Attraction in Ontario

The Palace Theatre is a legendary venue with tons of stories and history. There is a reason this place is still around and that is because of all the effort put in by the many staff and volunteers, who year after year, continue to make seeing a show a classic experience. The seating is comfortable enough and everyone is always welcoming. If you haven't been to a show at The Palace you haven't yet experienced everything London has to offer! Alongside other legendary venues like Hyland Cinema, theater goers of all types in London continue to support our aging entertainment venues. These venues have stood the test of time by continuing to offer an experience that takes us back to our childhood. They keep it updated just enough so the roof doesn't collapse in on the audience during the raging drum sounds during The Twelfth Night. If I could give 10...

This is not so much a review for the theatre itself as it is for the recent play I went to see: Marion Bridge. It was put on by Theatre Aezir, a not for profit theatre group, and it is hands down one of (if not THE best) play I've ever seen. It is not the kind of play I would have normally gone to see (I am more of a Charlie's chocolate factory, Mary Poppins kind of girl) but ended up with tickets for this so went to see it. The three main actresses were phenomenal, each playing one of three sisters in the story of Marion Bridge, each capturing my heart in their own way. I wish I could have the characters - Louise, Agnes and Theresa - as friends in real life. I can't say enough good things about the production of this and will definitely be keeping my eyes open for more of Theatre...

I love the Palace. It's perfect for community theatre, it has a wonderful ambiance inside and you can feel the history. The last movie I saw there was the Michael Keaton Batman during its original run and I've seen countless plays at both the main stage and in Procunier Hall. It's a wonderful feel.

Production-wise, it can be hit and miss. I've seen some great shows there and I've seen some terrible shows. But that's fair to say about any location. Procunier can get a little stuffy during the warmer months, due to its close quarters, but if you get a good play, the intimacy of that venue...