Toronto Theatres

For some people, there is really nothing better than a night out at the theatre. And luckily for those living in Toronto Real Estate Condos, they have the third largest English-language theatre community in the entire world right in their backyard. On most nights, you could go see a show as big and bold as those on Broadway or a new Canadian work in a more intimate setting. If you're interested in watching a live theatre show than here are some of the top venues in downtown Toronto.

The biggest commercial theatre company is Canada is Mirvish Productions and they run four different theatres in the downtown core. In the Entertainment District, right around NXT condos, Toronto residents can visit the Royal Alexander Theatre or the Princess of Wales. On Yonge Street are the Canon Theatre and the Panasonic Theatre. All of these venues are doing professional shows and are usually touring international companies of recent Broadway hits or Canadian casts of the same sort of shows.

While Mirvish may be the biggest, they are not the only company that is doing big musicals and more large-scale shows in Toronto. DanCap Productions works mostly with the Toronto Centre for the Arts in the north part of downtown and with the Four Seasons Centre. The Four Seasons Centre is also the home of the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet and if you're looking for a cultured night out after working in rhinoplasty surgery Toronto based, this is where you might find it.

There are several different theatre companies that run winter seasons in Toronto each year and most of them do a combination of Canadian plays and more classic works. CanStage operates two theatres along Front Street while Bathurst is known as being a theatre district thanks to the presence of Passe Muraille, Tarragon Theatre, and Factory Theatre. Soulpepper concentrates on more classic works while you can see Shakespeare in the Park in the summer at Hyde Park near Junction Area Toronto.

And then there are a few theatres that have shows from a variety of different companies. You can see larger productions and musical acts at places like Massey Hall, Roy Thompson Hall and the Air Canada Centre. There are also things happening all the time at the Elgin Winter Garden Theatre, the St Lawrence Centre for the Arts, and the Bathurst Street Theatre. Whether you're living in lofts Toronto based or in town for the weekend, you should certainly check out what's happening in the local theatre community.