Canadian Children's Opera Company Tickets

The Canadian Children's Opera Company (CCOC) has been a cornerstone of young Voices in North America since its founding in 1968. As one of the continent’s largest children’s opera organizations, CCOC collaborates regularly with the Canadian Opera Company and other major arts institutions to bring ambitious,-accessible operatic experiences to young audiences and their families. Based in Toronto, CCOC blends rigorous training with engaging performances, creating pathways for emerging young artists and enriching the cultural landscape of the city and beyond.

Here you'll find a concise biography, notable discography highlights, and information about upcoming tours and educational programs. If you’re looking to secure seats for a CCOC performance, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss purchasing and reliable service.

CCOC loves to travel and teach. Recent productions include The Nightingale of a Thousand Songs (2023) and ongoing outreach through Opera Kids Onstage, which brings opera education to classrooms and communities. A 2018 commission, The Monkiest King (Alice Ho/Marjorie Chan), expanded into a 2020 Centrediscs recording featuring CCOC as performer, and a 2025 Harbourfront show reimagines the work for contemporary audiences. Earlier projects like A Midwinter Night’s Dream (Harry Somers/Tim Wynne-Jones) earned a Juno nomination in 2007, while Lullabies (2015) spread twelve-language lullabies to hospitals and families. Explore the site for upcoming dates, social connections, and how to experience the magic of CCOC live.

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