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CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre
Formerly the Canon Theatre, this elegantly restored 1920s vaudeville and motion picture palace was designed by the world famous architect Thomas Lamb. Named in Ed Mirvish’s honour, it remains a landmark in North American Theatre.
For over one hundred years, the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre has been at the centre of Toronto’s popular entertainment scene. With a two-tiered auditorium that can be configured into 2300, 1800, or 1200 seats, it is a perfect venue for everything from intimate plays to large-scale musicals. It is located at 263 Yonge Street (just below Dundas Street); the main entrance and box office are located at the rear of the building, at 244 Victoria Street. Patrons with tickets may use either entrance, however those who have difficulty with stairs should come to Victoria Street where there is elevator access to the main lobby, box office and Orchestra seating level.
For tickets and show information, visit mirvish.com.
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Accessibility Information
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Accessible Restrooms
All venues are equipped with private barrier-free washroom facilities.
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Low Vision
Digital show programmes with adjustable font size (option to make text larger or smaller) are available on our website (see Shows) or through the Mirvish app. Download the app on your Android or Apple device.
Complimentary admission for one support person may be available on a show by show basis for guests with a valid CNIB card, subject to restrictions.
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Service Animal
Service and support animals are welcome in our venues. Please advise the Box Office or Audience Sales Representative when ordering your ticket to ensure suitable seating is reserved.
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Wheelchair Access
ADDITIONAL ACCESSIBILITY INFO: The CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre is a historic building, originally built in 1920. It has no elevator or escalator within the building interior; stair access is required throughout much of the building, including to reach the Mezzanine seating level and to enter through the Yonge Street Gallery link (263 Yonge Street).
The main level of the theatre is accessible. The Victoria Street entrance (244 Victoria Street) is equipped with a wheelchair elevator/lift that provides access from street level to the main level. Note: the elevator/lift accommodates one person and one wheelchair; max. 750lb/340 kg; inside measurement 29 ½” wide X 60 ¼” long.
Once on the main level, guests have access to the box office and Main Lobby which features private barrier-free restroom facilities, bar and concession services and merchandise sales. Coat check service (located on the Mezzanine level) can be arranged with the help of front of house staff.
Wheelchair accessible, special access and bariatric seating are available on the Orchestra level, located just off the Main Lobby.
The theatre is equipped with the Sennheiser infrared assisted listening system which requires use of headsets that are available to borrow, free of charge (advance reservation required).
See the ACCESSIBILITY page on our website for more information on the building layout, facilities, accessibility services, and policies. Please contact Audiences Services at 1.800.461.3333 to book accessible seating.
PARKING INFO
AREA PARKING: There is underground parking at the Green P municipal lot beneath Dundas Square (with garage entrance at Dundas and Victoria); at the Eaton Centre (with entrance off Yonge at Shuter, just southwest of the theatre); at St. Michael’s Hospital (with entrance off Victoria Street, just south of the theatre). There is a surface parking lot just across the street from the theatre (237 Victoria Street).
MUNICIPAL LOTS: Search for “off-street parking” by location (CAA Ed MirvishTheatre, 244 Victoria Street).
STREET PARKING: Search for “on-street parking” overview by location (CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre, 244 Victoria Street).
