Canadian Stage ( Berkeley Street Theatre )

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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Performing Arts, Art Museums

26 Berkeley St, Toronto, ON M5A 2W3, Canada +1 4163-683-110

Canadian Stage (Berkeley Street Theatre) is a renowned brand in the Canadian performing arts industry. With a strong focus on innovation and contemporary theater, Canadian Stage is known for its exceptional performances that captivate audiences. The Berkeley Street Theatre, located in the heart of Toronto, serves as a hub for the brand's theatrical productions. This intimate venue provides an immersive experience for theatergoers, creating a sense of connection between the performers and the audience. Canadian Stage offers a diverse range of productions, including plays, dance performances, and musicals, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy. The brand's commitment to excellence is evident in the high-quality productions it delivers, earning it a reputation as a leading force in the Canadian theater scene. As Canadian Stage continues to push boundaries and showcase groundbreaking performances, it remains a beloved brand among theater enthusiasts.

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Angela webb

March 22, 2024

Great vibrant theater. The staff was nice and the actors were intriguing. The show was definitely a must see.

Kathleen fox

March 22, 2024

2022/2023 season has been phenomenal! We've been "young" annual subscribers for about 10 years now, and think this season has been the best to date. Berkeley Street theatre is in an old building. They've done what they can to make it mobility accessible, but there are still challenges. Hey: you're allowed to bring your drinks to your seats...enjoy!

Paxton gallegos le roy

March 22, 2024

Great building, atmosphere and plays. People working there are knowledgeable and engaging. Two things that can be improved: 1. Balcony front row seats should come with a disclaimer for leg room. I am 186cm tall and could not fit in there without twisting my legs into an uncomfortable position. 2. Better labelling of washrooms. I support what you are trying to accomplish but we can do better. I walked into the washroom labelled 'with stalls' and made the women there feel uncomfortable. As soon as I noticed that I rushed out to the other washroom, but was left feeling awkward all night.

Mike geller jr

March 22, 2024

Great theatre, very unique building! I’ve seen Cabaret Noir and Fairview so far in this season and loved both of them as they were pretty edgy! Also it’s amazing that they support The Esplanade’s community arts organization, Jamii.

Dane peterson

March 22, 2024

Don't book the last row of seats on the balcony. You'll have to look over the heads of everyone ahead of you and not in the way that is comfortable or watchable. The theatre is a warm and warming experience.

Samantha o'keefe

March 22, 2024

Saw Fairview play here and it is a must see. Theatre was clean and easy to navigate. Staff were all very friendly. We sat on the balcony and the space was quite small, not enough leg room if you’re over 5 feet. The theatre itself is pretty small and intimate, I don’t think the actors had mics on during the performance. We still could hear them clearly though!

Oriana ovalles

March 22, 2024

The production of "Little Dickens" was as ingenious as it was hilarious. What a novel format is the small stage with its cast of marionettes, all eccentric and spontaneous around a story line loosely based on a bawdy version of "A Christmas Carol". The Berkeley Theater venue is intimate and interesting; actually a repurposed gas works. We have been to a number of productions there and have always been delighted. The staff are friendly and helpful, the sou d and lighting all effective. Available parking seemed to be diminishing in the area. With persistence we found underground parking in a nearby office building and after a nice lunch in a pub arrived early for the presentation.