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Royal Alexandra Theatre Description

The 93 year old Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto was originally built by Cawthra Mulock and is the only North American theatre to be truly 'royal' as permission to name the theatre was granted by King Edward VII and his Queen Alexandra. The theatre was bought by Ed Mirvish in 1962, closed for a period of one year for thorough renovation and then re-opened. In 1987, on it's 80th birthday, the theatre was named a National Historic Monument.

Hobbies & Activities category: Theatrical hall or company

Address

Royal Alexandra Theatre
260 King Street West
Toronto, ON
Canada

Map Royal Alexandra Theatre

Phone 1 (416) 872-1212
Fax 1 (416) 593-7759

http://www.mirvish.com/OurTheatres/Royal.html

Tips

Ticket prices vary depending on seating location and performance.

Transit

Take TTC subway to St Andrew station, then walk two blocks west to the theatre.

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