There's a reason Toronto is known as THE Hollywood North. There are so many talented Canadians and Toronto provides the perfect opportunity for them to showcase their artistry. While you may spot some films and TV shows shooting in T.O., you can also experience drama, music and dancing up close and personal at these top performing arts centres.
In the heart of downtown Toronto, Roy Thomson Hall is the home of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and hosts performances by an impressive lineup of star entertainers.
A new venue for musical performance from classical to jazz and pop, Koerner Hall is an architectural marvel designed to provide perfect sound for every seat in the house.
A dining and theatrical event with a twist. The spectacular shows are presented by a talented troupe of actors and dancers, driven by their dreams to push beyond their limitations. Good food, good fun in a festive atmosphere.
Built in 1993, this 2,000-seat theatre features musicals, dramas and performances by star entertainers.
The oldest continuously operating theatre in North America, the Royal Alex features musicals, dramas and one-person shows. This historic theatre is a located near the Princess of Wales Theatre and is on Canada’s Walk of Fame.
Dating from 1913, these are the last surviving stacked theatres in the world. The Winter Garden with its unique décor is located seven storeys above the elegant, domed Elgin Theatre. Originally constructed for vaudeville and film presentations, these historic theatres host a variety of performances.
A national historic site, Massey Hall was built in 1894. It seats almost 3,000. Over the years performers such as Enrico Caruso, George Gershwin, Bob Dylan and Neil Young have entertained large audiences here. The diverse lineup of shows continues to this day.