Beanfield - Corona Theatre

The Beanfield Theater, formerly Corona Theater, was built in 1912 in the Saint-Henri district of Montreal. The very first use of the theater was for showing silent films. The theater was left unused by the 1960s and was scheduled for demolition by the city of Montreal.

In October 1997 L’Institut des Arts de la Scène purchased the building and gave it a new face while keeping its historic feeling. Since then, the Beanfield Theater hosts a variety of shows and concerts.

This revue with a Cabaret style can welcome 353 spectators on the floot and 303 others in the balcony.