Real Stories and Emotions Reviewed by Marilu Murphy Taking my seat in the balcony and glancing at the stage, I  immediately stepped back into my childhood. A wave of pure nostalgia hit me the moment I saw those photos. Suddenly, I was a kid again, smelling the sweet wrappers and tasting the gum that came with those prized cards. They held my first true crushes. I treasured every piece of cardboard, falling in love with Paul one day, and George, John, or Ringo the next. I loved them all, they were the Beatles. Music of the Beatles is now on stage at the Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia. The backdrop was smartly lit with tiny lights and many screens showcasing early Beatles photos. The stage set looked instantly familiar—the drum kit a similar replica of the one Ringo sat behind, reminding me right away of their historic performance on the Ed Sullivan Show. I remember being immediately caught up in the excitement all over again, just like when I was a kid, watching those four long-haired guys play their guitars while jumping up and down on our sofa. Marc Payne, Mr. Music himself, has done it again with Music Of The Beatles.  He has brought another amazing and jaw dropping performance to the Victoria Playhouse. Taking the stage to recreate that legendary moment, the band was identically dressed in sharp black suits, crisp white shirts, and narrow black ties. Marc Payne and Nathan Nykor each had their keyboards, with Matt Ballagh on guitar, Malcolm Connor on bass, and Evan Chambers sitting behind that wonderful drum kit. The first song is “Its a Hard Days Night” and along with that clean performance by Alex Baerg, Colleen Furlan, Seth Zosky and Jenn Kee comes some of the history of The Fab Four making their debut on ...