The largest theatre company in Atlantic Canada, Neptune Theatre was originally founded in 1963. The two theatre halls are the Fountain Hall, which seats 479, and the Scotiabank Studio Theatre, which seats approximately 182. Fountain Hall has tow bars, one on the orchestra level and the other on the balcony level. Studio Theatre also has a bar. The theatre has several shows each season from classics to new material. The season runs from mid September until late May and often well into July. Some popular productions of the theatre in the past were the likes of CATS and Beauty and The Beast. Neptune Theatre also runs the Theatre School with classes, camps and workshops for theatre enthusiasts of all ages.

• The theatre does not issue refunds on tickets purchased.
• Tickets can be exchanged up to 48 hours before the performance date for another date of the same production.
• Latecomers will not be permitted to enter the auditorium until a suitable break in the performance at which time seating will be at the discretion of Management.
• The use of photography or any other recording devices (including cell phones that record images) is strictly prohibited at Neptune Theatre.
• Cellphones and pagers must be turned off and even texting is not permitted during performances.

• Ticket prices vary for different shows.
• “Pay What You Can Nights” are held every first Tuesday of a new show where admission is by cash donation of any amount.

• Box Office Hours- Monday- Friday- 9.00 am to 5.00 pm, Saturday & Sunday- 12.00 pm to 5.00 pm.

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