Theatre in Toronto
88 theatre listed in Toronto, refreshed every 6 hours from current ticketing inventory.
Theatre in Toronto
Hells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsJarlath Regan
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Toronto
Sun 18 Oct · 19:00FromCA$83 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Tue 20 Oct · 19:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Wed 21 Oct · 13:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Wed 21 Oct · 19:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Thu 22 Oct · 19:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsJonathan Van Ness
Elgin Theatre
Fri 23 Oct · 19:00FromCA$70 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Fri 23 Oct · 19:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Sat 24 Oct · 14:00FromCA$160 CAD
Find ticketsHells Kitchen - The Musical
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Sat 24 Oct · 19:30FromCA$160 CAD
Find tickets88 upcoming theatre shows are listed in Toronto, 10 in the next 7 days and 17 within 30 days. Coming up: Hells Kitchen - The Musical on Oct 18 at Ed Mirvish Theatre (from CA$160); Jarlath Regan on Oct 18 at Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Toronto (from CA$83); Jonathan Van Ness on Oct 23 at Elgin Theatre (from CA$70).
Ed Mirvish Theatre (51), Sony Centre For The Performing Arts (8) and Metro Toronto Convention Centre (6) have the most theatre show dates on the list. Listed starting prices run from CA$60 to CA$1,364 across 88 priced listings.
- Hells Kitchen - The Musical — Oct 18, Ed Mirvish Theatre (from CA$160)
- Jarlath Regan — Oct 18, Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Toronto (from CA$83)
- Jonathan Van Ness — Oct 23, Elgin Theatre (from CA$70)
- HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis — Nov 6, Roy Thomson Hall (from CA$74)
- Operation Mincemeat — Nov 7, Royal Alexandra Theatre (from CA$367)
Toronto theatre tickets — the available ticket listings are refreshed every 6 hours. Tap any card for available seller options on CatchMovement.
Local Snapshot for Toronto
How to Plan Better Theatre in Toronto
Theatre demand in Toronto is currently strongest on Sunday and Saturday based on upcoming inventory.
- For theatre in Toronto, focus on venue quality first. Bigger venues like Ed Mirvish Theatre usually offer better seat map options.
- Use price spread as a quality check: if the range is large, premium sections and resale demand are likely active for this category.
- If flexibility matters, shortlist 2 to 3 dates now and lock tickets when a strong section appears instead of waiting for one exact date.
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Top Venues for Theatre in Toronto
Theater
The Mirvish stretch on King West — the Princess of Wales, the Royal Alexandra, the Ed Mirvish, and the CAA Theatre — anchors the city's commercial theater scene with touring Broadway productions, pre-Broadway tryouts, and long-running musicals. The Four Seasons Centre hosts the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet of Canada in alternating seasons.
Soulpepper at the Young Centre in the Distillery District programs more adventurous work, with strong runs of contemporary plays and reimagined classics. Smaller stages at Buddies in Bad Times, Crow's Theatre, Tarragon, and the Theatre Centre keep the independent and queer theater communities active year-round.
Preview pricing earlier in a run is usually significantly cheaper than opening week.
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