Theater

Classic repertoire theatre with world class films and live theatre

Very entertaining and fun! Keep coming back.

Don't miss it.

Great drive in overall. I wish they had soft drink machine and a few more washroom stalls. Overall though it was a great experience.

Saw both plays this summer!!!! Enjoyed them very much but was very disappointed the Hook liner and Sinner did not have the actress from the first 2 plays!!!😞She is the reason I wanted to see the last play!!!

Super clean. The staff is accommodating and really cheerful. My son and I have the best time here.

A great entertainment venue a gem on the shores of the Bay of Fundy

Great atmosphere for having coffee with a friend.

Great seats. Love it

Musical theatre depicting historical stories and folk stories of Lunenburg in a really fun way. Educational and hilarious! I had no idea what I was getting myself into and I'm usually not a musical fan, but I was extremely entertained! Huge range of people in the audience, from 5 to 101 years old! Doors open at 6.30. Arrive asap after that you ensure you get a seat as it's hugely popular. Donation of $10 per adult encouraged.

They need more signs to help you find the place, and some popcorn would be appreciated, but save those two small criticisms it was a wonderful experience. I took the kids to see "James and the Giant Peach" and they absolutely loved it! We will be back!

Although I love this place, and it has been my favourite theatre in Halifax, one of my top reasons for coming here has been drastically damaged. I would have said that one of the main benefits of choosing this theatre over the others in Halifax is that they run the Time Play games before the movie, where you can answer a series of trivia questions, and win points toward future movie purchases. They used to give a top prize of 100 points to the winner, and 50 points to the top five or ten people. Now they have changed it so the top winner only get 25 points and the next two people only get 5 points. It's not even worth playing, and I won't be wasting my time. Plus, I don't want to sit through watching the game for no reason, so I won't be showing up as early for my movies and wasting all that time. And I will probably more often go to the other cinemas in town because their showing times are much better for regular working people. Lately I've been noticing that this location offers movies at 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm, while other cinemas still offer 6:15-7:00 shows. It's way too late for me to go to an 8:00 pm movie, and 5:00 pm is too early to get any friends to come with you, so Bayers Lake is getting less appealing.