This theatre is so lovely. The staff were extremely kind and organized. The theatre itself was…read morereally intimate, and the seating was comfortable. I was blown away by the show that we saw. I will definitely be going back again.

I visited the Secret Stories art event happening right now on until Jan 3rd. Saturday and Sunday…read morethere are some vendors but we went during the week to avoid the crowds. SUCH A NEAT EVENT! We loved every minute of it. They have QR codes you can scan to hear the music to accompany the art (so bring your phone). The only room for improvement would be to put the QR codes to the left of the art pieces so you can listen to it while you're passing by the art connected with the music). The artist did such a beautiful job! So many details and it was so neat to see places you have passed a million times made of paper. The kaleidoscopes were very pretty and a fun touch. I highly suggest checking this very covid friendly event out.

This entertainment is highly recommended! It is great for groups small or big. We had the pleasure…read moreof having Elysium Entertainment at my company Christmas party and it was well received. They included some guests of the audience in their murder mystery which made it interactive, interesting and highly entertaining to see co-workers let loose. Thank you for a wonderful time!

From the owner: Elysium Entertainment is your one-stop shop for comedy entertainment. Whether you are looking for…read morean improv, murder mystery, comedy variety show, stand up comic or more, we've got them!

Great theatre space, showcasing historical clowns and other theatre. Silly, funny, warm, inviting…read moreproductions in an intimate space in Riverside Leslieville. Located near Logan Ave and Queen St. East, behind the Value Village parking lot. Hosting Toronto Fringe Festival in July 2025.

Soulpepper Theatre Company has AMAZING productions. I have seen so many gems here, including Kim's…read moreConvenience (twice), Glass Menagerie, Bad Parents, Streetcar Named Desire, and most recently English. English is an excellent play!!! Laughed and cried. Stories of Iranian students learning English in Iran. Range of characters and back stories. Beautiful telling of the power of words, the complexity of #language, the things we lose in translation, racialized perception and internalized racism... Oh so many lived experiences displayed in full here. Highly recommend everyone watched it while it's here until March 5! The theatre has a few auditoriums that are smaller, which provide an intimate setting for their productions. Often after shows, the cast and crew will mingle with audience in the lobby. The lobby area has seating, and a cafe. Note that no coat check is available here. So keep your bag and jackets small and light!

Located in the Distillery District, this small but mighty theatre is a great spot to catch an…read moreinteresting show! There is a small cafe at the entrance so you can get some coffee, drinks (alcoholic and non) and some food items- nibbles such as cookies, or something more substantial like sandwiches. The theatre spaces (I believe there are 3 rooms) are large enough to make you feel you are in a theatre, but intimate enough that you don't feel lost in a crowd. Pretty much every seat is great for viewing. I ended up sitting in the very last row and I had a great view of the stage and the entire show. If you are a taller person, I would recommend getting the aisle seat so you can stretch out your legs. All the staff are professional and super friendly. The shows are interesting, the acoustics are great! I'll definitely look into more shows happening here!

Some of the best plays and actors I have ever seen. Intimate Apparel was excellent. Another one…read morebased in the Congo I think was fantastic,every actor was cast in their perfect role. This is a small theater ,reasonably priced . It was an absolute honor and a joy to meet the lead in Intimate Apparel .

It's a small theatre.. smaaall. About 7 rows. The play they hosted was truly good - Deathtrap…read more They did an excellent job in act changes considering the audience is right there. They also waited for me as I ran to get a coffee at Starbucks (slowpokes!) during the 15 minute intermission. Glad to have the theatre scene perk up after the pandemic. Will sure keep an eye out for more plays here.

Fascinating black box theatre on Toronto's main drag. I got to enjoy a multimedia comedy festival…read morehere. It can be a good performance or rehearsal space and it's right on a streetcar line.

I went to see Lucy Darling on her 6pm Friday show. The show was fun…read more The interiors were gorgeous. Seating was pretty spacious (especially, the balcony-mezzanine area). There are tons of stairs and escalators with concession stands on different floors (not sure if you can refill empty water bottles). The staff was friendly and welling to assist you.

What an absolutely stunning venue! I went to see comedian/magician Lucy darling and had a marvelous…read moretime! The interior was absolutely gorgeous. Coat check $2 and drinks $12 were cheaper than the Mirvish or Ticketmaster owned venues which I appreciated. It is owned by the Ontario Heritage Trust rather than one of the billionaires of the world. It is a piece of Toronto history and you must absolutely go at least once to see this incredible piece of architecture.

Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts is Toronto's main home for opera and ballet, which…read moreopened in 2006 and was designed specifically for world‑class acoustics, making it the first purpose‑built opera house of its kind in Canada. It offers seating for just over 2,000 people. Inside, the space feels open and elegant, with easy access from Osgoode Station and an underground parking garage. It hosts performances by the Canadian Opera Company and The National Ballet of Canada, along with special events throughout the year. The performances are well-organized and staff are friendly and helpful.

If I could, I wanted to give negative score because I'm hugely disappointed and actually very angry…read moreabout the Four Seasons Centre (FSC)'s cancellation of 6 Shen Yun shows recently. I was inside FSC on March 29, when it cancelled the first Shen Yun show, citing an bomb threat that Toronto Police shortly confirmed on site as a hoax. Then after I changed my tickets to April 5 show, I was again informed by the presenter that FSC unilaterally cancel all 5 remaining shows citing new threats which again police deemed as "unfounded" threat according to CP24 and other media. Here I need to tell you some background. I'm a big fan of Shen Yun Performing Arts and has been enjoying the show every year when it comes to Toronto. I know that Shen Yun has been a target by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) because the show portraits a China before Communism and the artists practice a persecuted spiritual discipline called Falun Gong! One of the most used tactics that the CCP attempts to stop Shen Yun from being seen is to send FAKE bomb threats to the show presenters or theatres. There have been about 200 such incidents globally according to Shen Yun's website. But not a single time had a Shen Yun show been cancelled until the one I went to see at the FSC. It's really nonsense and unprofessional. Further more, you know what? The same day when FSC cancelled Shen Yun shows, our Canadian minister led a business delegate arriving in Beijing ready to strengthening financial ties with China. Among the delegate was FSC owner Canada Opera Company (COC)'s sponsor BMO. COC general director, the person who gave the directive of cancellation of Shen Yun, has a long-time relationship with the Chinese government. The vice-chair of the COC board serves at a Canadian company that has four decades of deep relationship with China and was praised by the Chinese leader. As a Chinese Canadian immigrated from China, it's clear to me that these are not just coincident. That's why I'm deeply concerned that a hostile foreign government, the CCP, can suffocate our artistic freedom so easily with ZERO cost yet our Canadian institutions gave up our principles so easily!