I’m Feelin’ It, Take Me Back! Reviewed by Marilu Murphy First impressions set the tone for me.  Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia hasn’t once disappointed me.  The stage set at the opening production of Good Vibrations is bright and colourful with round paper lanterns strung high across the width of the stage. The lighting smartly simulates waves on the back wall with the band directly in front. Surf boards, a duck swim ring, a small round table and two chairs complete with an umbrella to the right certainly gives the impression that this is a beach. Everyone loves a Beach Party! Let the Party begin!  The band, Michael Lavereau on Guitar, Nathan Nykor on Keyboards, Evan Chambers on Drums and Charlie Kramers on electric and stand-up bass explode on to the stage striking up the song with the same title as the production. “Good Vibrations” is a number one hit by the Beach Boys. The band is immediately followed by Christine McKeon, Kory Fulton, April Wong and Nic Palazzolo dressed in colourful beachwear reminiscent of the 60’s and 70’s. They are ready for a sun-soaked party and an excitingly good time on the seashore. They join the band belting out the song, “Good Vibrations” which melts away to “Surfing Safari”, “Surf City”, “Surfing USA” and “Surfer Girl”.  The choreography with the surfboards is outstanding, I am impressed and this is only the beginning of the performance. The singers’ harmonies create depth and emotion as they slip from one song to another, flawlessly changing key. The four beach goers settle in on the beach spreading themselves out on towels to catch some rays. April sits with her sunshades enjoying the breeze while Christine, known as Teeny, reaches into her beach bag and meticulously pulls out, one by one, every product that she needs for beauty upkeep and her tan. ...