Crow's Theatre

What is gem of a theatre! I went to see Flex and found myself at Crows Theatre for the very first time. It is a small venue with an intimate setting, which was brilliant. The set was magnificently crafted with an actual half court built in, which served as many settings with the creative use of benches and bags. The acoustics were perfect, and the actresses could be heard clearly. The ushers were polite and unintrusive, and the nicest thing is that they allowed for photography before and after the show and during the curtain call. With such a small number of audience members, it was intimate and the seats well laid out for the venue.nI noticed another play that I am interested in and would happily return to Crows Theatre to see it. There is parking right under the theatre at a very reasonable $10 charge which is a breath of fresh air next to the $25-$35 one would usually pay in the city. Next time I plan to come in a little earlier or stay a little later to explore the Beaches neighborhood a bit more.nWell, done staff at Crows Theatre! I will be back!

Do not drive to this theater. Take transit or Uber/Lyft. I arrived 30 minutes before showtime and the underground lot was full. It’s also poorly marked and easy to get lost inside. When I finally arrived inside the theater, it was half empty. This means the underground parking is too small.

Shout out to the amazing staff at the Crow’s Theatre, especially to Nadine for an unforgettable evening! My first time at this theatre and I wholeheartedly enjoyed seeing Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 - undoubtedly a must-see musical. In an all-around stacked cast so you know you're in for a treat. The director's innovative approach, the costumes/stagecraft, and actors' astonishing performances will make you fall in love with musicals

4* is a very high rating for me. An innovative interesting theatre. Well organized to manage 2 plays each evening. Nice bar set up. Lots of promotions. A great part of the Toronto theatre scene. Generally can find parking nearby too.

Came here to see Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812. The space is intimate so you really feel immersed in the production despite sitting in the very back row and sound quality is excellent! I arrived 30 min beforehand and there was already a line up for general admission. However it was well organized and the staff are friendly and helpful. My first visit to this theatre and certainly not my last.

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