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Ed Mirvish Theatre
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The Ed Mirvish Theatre, originally known as the Pantages Theatre, is a landmark entertainment venue located in the heart of Toronto's Old Toronto district. Opened in 1920, this beautifully restored theater boasts a stunning Beaux-Arts interior with intricate plasterwork, chandeliers, and a grand lobby that transports visitors to a bygone era. Today, it is one of the city's premier destinations for live theater, hosting major Broadway tours, musicals, plays, and special events. The venue's intimate size (around 2,300 seats) ensures excellent sightlines and acoustics from nearly every seat, making it a favorite among theatergoers. Visitors can enjoy a pre-show dinner at nearby restaurants in the bustling entertainment district, then step inside to experience the magic of live performance in a truly historic setting. The theater's location on Victoria Street, just steps from Yonge-Dundas Square, makes it easily accessible and a cultural highlight of any trip to Toronto.
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- Admire the ornate Beaux-Arts architecture and grand lobby with marble columns and crystal chandeliers.
- Catch a Broadway touring production or a critically acclaimed play in an intimate setting.
- Explore the historic neighborhood of Old Toronto, with its mix of theaters, restaurants, and shops.
- Visit the nearby Yonge-Dundas Square, a bustling public space often hosting events and performances.
- Take a guided tour of the theater (if available) to learn about its rich history and restoration.
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- Arrive at least 30 minutes early to find your seat and enjoy the ambiance.
- Dress code is smart casual; no strict rules but many patrons dress up for the theater.
- Silence your phone and avoid photography during performances.
- Many nearby restaurants offer pre-theatre dinner specials; book ahead.
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Built as the Pantages Theatre in 1920, it was designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb for vaudeville and film. After several name changes, it was renamed Ed Mirvish Theatre in 2011 to honor the late Toronto philanthropist and theater impresario who saved the venue from demolition.
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Is there parking near the Ed Mirvish Theatre?
Street parking is limited. Several paid parking garages are within a short walk, such as at 240 Dundas St E or 20 Edward St.
Can I buy tickets at the box office?
Yes, the box office is open on show days. However, popular shows often sell out, so online purchase is recommended.
Is the theater wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the theater has wheelchair-accessible seating and restrooms. Contact the box office in advance for specific arrangements.
Are there age restrictions for shows?
Age restrictions vary by production. Check the show's details on the official website. Some performances may not be suitable for young children.
What is the dress code?
There is no strict dress code, but smart casual or business casual is common. Many patrons enjoy dressing up for the occasion.
Can I take photos inside the theater?
Photography is generally prohibited during performances. You may take photos in the lobby before the show or during intermission.
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