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About Ed Mirvish Theatre
The Ed Mirvish Theatre sits in Toronto’s Garden District, a historic performing-arts venue with deep roots dating back to 1920. With a two-tier auditorium that can be configured for about 1,600 to 2,000 seats depending on the production, this venue continues to host major productions in a space that blends classic design with modern accessibility. The theatre opened as Pantages Theatre, later became Canon Theatre, then Ed Mirvish Theatre, and today carries the name CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre, reflecting its storied past and ongoing role in Toronto’s performing arts scene. Plan your visit with easy access from Victoria Street and Yonge Street, and enjoy nearby accommodations, dining, and convenient transit options.
Whether you’re catching a blockbuster musical or a contemporary play, secure your seats at a venue that’s built for memorable performances. The Ed Mirvish Theatre offers accessible seating on the Orchestra level, with the two-tier layout consisting of Orchestra and Mezzanine/Balcony sections. Entrances on Victoria Street (with elevator access to the main lobby and orchestra) and 263 Yonge Street make arrival straightforward. Underground parking is accessible via the Victoria Street entrance, and there are plentiful parking options nearby, including Green P lots and the Eaton Centre. TTC options with St Andrew and Dundas subway stops, plus GO/Union service, keep this venue well-connected for city and regional guests.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: historically about 2,300 seats; after renovations the auditorium supports configurations around 1,600 to 2,000 seats depending on the production.
- Address and entrances: located at 244 Victoria Street with a second entrance at 263 Yonge Street; Victoria Street entrance provides elevator access to the main lobby and Orchestra seating.
- Venue type and history: historic performing-arts theatre in Toronto’s Garden District; opened 1920 as Pantages Theatre; later renamed Canon Theatre (2001–2011), Ed Mirvish Theatre (2011–2021), then CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre (2021–present).
- Seating and layout: two-tier auditorium (Orchestra and Mezzanine/Balcony); floor plans show orchestra and mezzanine layouts; accessible seating on the Orchestra level.
- Parking and transit: Victoria Street entrance includes an elevator to the main lobby; you can access underground parking via the Victoria Street entrance; nearby TTC options (St Andrew and Dundas subway stops) and GO/Union service; additional parking options include Green P lots and Eaton Centre.
- Nearby hotels: Pantages Hotel (Pantages Tower) at 200 Victoria Street, adjacent to the theatre area.
- Notable events hosted: Hamilton opened February 11, 2020 (run cut short by COVID-19 on March 13, 2020); Harry Potter and the Cursed Child ran May 31, 2022 to July 2, 2023.