Suggestions for Theater near Toronto
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Tracy J. • July 30, 2017Beautiful old theatre in the heart of downtown, formerly known and loved as the Pantages back in the Phantom of the Opera days. Great range of Mirvish shows play here.
8.9Concert Hall •145 Queen St. W (at University Ave.), Toronto
Oksana G. • November 25, 2012Very nice theatre. Alice in Wonderland is an amazing ballet:)!!!
8.6Performing Arts •50 Tank House Ln. (at Cherry St.), Toronto
Madelaine C. • May 22, 201321 or under? Come an hour before any show to get 5$ rush tickets! Great theatre for an unbeatable price!
Nancy B. • January 4, 2012Another cool, quaint and atmospheric theatre in Toronto. Cosy, close seating, but that's the charm of this place. Great place to experience Toronto theatre community.
Chris T. • August 29, 2011Great venue. Classy. Fully licensed, and they have well-ventilated theatre rooms here.
John A. • March 22, 2010Seats in the balcony are a bit roomier and more comfy than those on the orchestra/floor level.
David K. • September 11, 2013Front row isn't really a good idea for lections. Balconies too. Middle seats are probably the best.
The Theatre Reader • March 20, 2015REVIEW: Can Rep Theatre's, HOW DO I LOVE THEE? "This play is good, let me count the ways"
The Theatre Reader • December 5, 2014REVIEW: James and the Giant Peach Musical is an instant classic
DHR.com • January 10, 2012This professional Canadian theatre company is where you'll find great queer theatre performances. Starting February 8, catch The Rhubarb Festival and The 33rd Rhubarb Festival.
Colin L. • January 29, 2011Season tickets - great value for the money. See some amazing productions for a fraction of the cost of the large theatres. http://uofttix.ca/
James R. • April 6, 2013The theatre is cool. Totally recommend the additional bucks to get the balcony tickets.
Nancy B. • January 4, 2012This theatre, is adorable. It is quaint, and truly makes you feel like a thespian, whether you are or not. Love the atmosphere and the setting. . Not for the non-artsy types, though.
Rechie V. • July 2, 2010Drive-in theatre is great! You can watch new released movies with no line ups, good seats ;), and pretty good eats. Enjoy! - BTW, they only accept CA$H
7.2Movie Theater •189 Yonge St. (Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre), Toronto
Matthew H. • September 19, 2013Get a Visa gold or platinum card to get in the priority line. TD has a Gold Value card with no yearly fee. If you have an "Infinite" or "Signature" card you even skip the priority line.
Carla C. • March 12, 2011No hot beverages allowed in theatre. If you get a tea/coffee/hot chocolate you must down it before entering the theatre room.
Sue H. • October 9, 2010Newly renovated the seats are pretty spacious and comfy, plus, they let you bring drinks into the theatre! Sony products available in the store.
King Blue Condos • September 12, 2012With outdoor venues, theatres, galleries, even an outdoor skating rink, a unique and vibrant cultural destination at the heart of the waterfront. Best of all? Many of their events are free!
Capt. John S. • January 5, 2014Great space...well thought out & designed - banquets, theatre, art show...
Judith P. • April 19, 2010Great theatre! Lovely historical building down beside the Distillery district in St Lawrence Market area.
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