The Toronto Centre for the Arts was established in 1993, and since that date has been entertaining patrons with a wide range of live performances, ranging from full orchestras to intimate acting shows. If thinking about visiting the Centre for a show, there are a few things to keep in mind. Following these suggestions will enable the visitor to concentrate on the show rather than worrying about logistics.
2011 Schedule
There are a number of shows that will be available at the Toronto Centre for the Arts during 2011. Some of the more prestigious acts that visitors may want to purchase tickets for are:
- The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, who play a number of shows throughout the year.
- South Pacific, a musical by Richard Rodgers.
- The Cemetery Club, a romantic comedy.
- Ongoing Musical Acts.
There are always new acts added to the schedule, so in order to get the latest news on what’s on, visit the Toronto Centre for the Art’s Calendar.
Parking for the Centre
The address for the Toronto Centre for the Arts is 5040 Yonge Street. Driving and parking can be challenging in Toronto, so to make life easier, ensure there is plenty of time to park and make it to the Centre before the show begins. Parking can be found in a few places around the centre.
- 5000 Yonge St: This underground parking lot has a direction connection to the TCA.
- 95 Beecroft Rd: Indoor parking can be found here, open 24 hours a day.
- 10 Harlandale Ave: Outdoor parking, available 24 hours a day.
It’s quite easy to find the Centre if driving from outside of Toronto. There is a Yonge Street exit on Highway 401. After taking that exit, simply follow Yonge St until able to turn left onto North York Blvd.
How to Enjoy the Show
As the Toronto Centre for the Arts features live performances, there are some notes relating to Etiquette that each visitor should read.
- Turn off all cell phones, pagers, alarms and MP3 Players before the performance starts.
- Leave cameras or other recording devices in the car or at home, as they are prohibited.
- Refrain from eating or opening packages while the performance is underway.
- Do not talk during the show.
- Choose the attendees carefully as young children may not be appropriate.
Planning a trip to the Toronto Centre for the Arts is a pleasurable and rewarding experience. The quality of the shows available is always high and patrons are rarely dissatisfied with their ticket purchases. Visitors should take the time to think about where they are going to park, how they will enjoy the show as doing so will enrich the experience, for all in the audience.
Source:
Toronto Centre for the Arts Official Website: TO Centre
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