Don't miss Theatre Baddeck during your Cabot Trail visit! Theatre Baddeck's plays offer a unique window on Cape Breton's history and culture, rounding out your visit focused on Cabot Trail scenery, music, and handcrafts. Plus the acting and set design are first-rate, on par with that found in Canada's major cities, for a fraction of the cost and seating that allows you to it all up close. Prebook your tickets and head on over for the show after dinner at one of Baddeck's fine restaurants. You'll be glad you did!

I really enjoyed Theatre Baddeck. The staff was friendly and the theater itself is quite charming. If you are looking for a place to eat before the play, I recommend Baddeck Lobster Supper nearby for the freshest and tastiest seafood. They only accept reservations for groups of 6 or more, so I would recommend to get there 2h ahead of your show start.

Very entertaining show. Mary Colin Chisholm portrayed Mary in a very authentic way. The rest of the cast were great as well. We've been to several Theatre Baddeck productions, and have yet to be disappointed. I highly recommend going!

This was our first time experiencing Theatre Baddeck and it was wonderful! As a group of four, we all very much enjoyed the show Half-Cracked. I would recommend going at least 30-45 minutes before show time to get a seat either in the front row or higher up in the tiered seating. We were in the second row and visibility wasn't as good as it would have been from another section. All in all, a really great experience though! Professional, engaging, and entertaining! We will return!

life is busy and taking an evening to enjoy a play feels like a small bubble where one can withdraw from busy life or trip. the sound was very well managed and I did not miss a word even though it was not my first language. great props and art. great performance by the actors.

In a small masonic hall the theatre company put on an amazing performance, we saw the Hydrofoil Mystery on their opening night. Don't judge this theatre company by their theatre or small budget for back drop and props. Their limited budget does not stop these folks from being a "professional" company of actors. The casting was excellent, Alexzander Graham Bell especially. Most actors had numerous roles and swiftly changed their characters with ease and without confusing the audience. The movement of large/small props was actually choreographed and performed by the actors, such an interesting element. The use of lighting and choreography during the scene where the hydrofoil sank, was brilliant. I don't Try to go to the Graham Bell museum in Baddeck before seeing this particular show, think it runs until mid September. If I lived closer I would definity go to see their other performances.

I saw the Hydrofoil Mystery on the last day- it was great. Great story, amazing acting and a fabulous set. It’s a cute little hall ( old church perhaps? )It was really easy to deal with them for tickets and they were very accomodating when my travel plans made me miss the performance I had tickets do .

We have been going to every show since a few years. We buy season tickets. The staff is really friendly, actors are professional and amazing, venue is comfortable, and the whole experience is a must for everyone to enjoy. We are never disappointed.

We caught the show "The Hydrofoil Mysteries." The space was incredible and the acting superb. Such a lovely community in Baddeck and it is supported by a vibrant Arts Scene. Kudos and many opening curtains to this beautiful little theatre.

The show had an engaging plot and the acting was top-notch. We really enjoyed the show’s tie-in to Alexander Graham Bell even though it was a fictional story, especially after visiting his museum earlier in our visit. It’s a small theater, so every seat is great! Highly recommended.