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About Berkeley Street Theatre

Berkeley Street Theatre, a historic Toronto venue dating back to 1887, offers two intimate performance spaces: the Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre with 244 seats and the Upstairs Theatre with 167 seats, plus a rehearsal hall for company use. Located at 26 Berkeley Street in the heart of downtown, this venue hosts a mix of contemporary plays, Canadian works, and touring productions. Whether you’re planning a night of theatre with friends or a special outing, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats and enjoy the show.

Read on for seating information, parking and transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to make your visit seamless.

Note: For accessibility, seating maps for the Baillie and Upstairs Theatres are available as PDFs to help plan your visit. If a production is rescheduled, you’ll see the updated date noted as RESCHEDULED from its original date on your ticket page. Date to be announced shows will display Date to be announced until confirmed. Each performance date is treated as a standalone event on this page.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 26 Berkeley Street, Toronto, ON M5A 2W3.
  • Theatre spaces: Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre (244 seats) and Upstairs Theatre (167 seats). A rehearsal hall (capacity 100) is also on site.
  • Seating maps are available (Baillie & Upstairs Theatre Maps PDF) for planning seating.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; limited nearby public parking; no Green-P lot directly across from the venue due to Metrolinx construction.
  • Transit: accessible via TTC; examples include 504 King streetcar from King Station; other routes from Broadview, Pape, and Castle Frank.
  • History: built in 1887; originally part of The Gas Works; commonly referred to as Berkeley Street Theatre.
  • Notable recent events hosted: Slave Play (Sept–Nov 2025), Moonlight Schooner (Nov–Dec 2025), The Sound of Our Nation: A Canadian Songbook (Jun 2025).
  • Nearby hotels for attendees include Holiday Inn Express Downtown, Novotel Toronto Centre, Omni King Edward Hotel, Cambridge Suites, One King West, etc.