St Lawrence Centre For the Arts

This is a great venue for theatre and dance. They host a lot of Can Stage productions. The theatre is not huge so there are almost no bad seats in the house. The feel is intimate and acoustics are decent. There is an open space next to the box office where they often host pre/​post-​performance talks, which are a nice way to learn more about the show you are seeing.
The lobby is pretty standard. Nothing too fancy and it lacks the grandeur of places like the Four Seasons Centre or Koerner Hall, but it is inviting and the ushers and box office staff have always been friendly and helpful.
The theatre is steps from Union Station and St. Lawrence Market, so it’s easy to get to and there are a few good places to eat before/​after a show (my pick is Sukho Thai on Wellington).

What a fantastic box office. I purchased a subscription online. The next day they called me to inform me that I had overpaid due to an internet error and they would refund my credit card — and informed me that because of my subscription I could get a cheaper price on the extra tickets I had purchased. I don’t know of any other company that would do that! Superb customer service.

A staple in the Toronto Arts Scene.
The St. Lawrence Centre is directly adjacent to the Sony Centre and houses two theatre auditoriums, spacious lobbies and a rehearsal hall in the basement.
The Bluma Appel (the larger of the two auditoriums) is the resident home of The Canadian Stage Company, another huge staple in the Toronto Arts Scene.
Both theatres offer lovely acoustics and excellent sight lines. Support the Toronto Arts and catch a performance at the St. Lawrence Centre Of The Arts.
You’ll have a wonderful time…