This timeless family classic is overseen in Canada by director Jeremy Sams, choreographer Arlene Philips and designer Robert Jones, all of whom won raves from the London critics for their superb work on the West End production.

"Full of warmth and joy... This is the show we all ought to, need to, have to see right now. Don't miss it." -The Toronto Star

NOTE: Elicia MacKenzie is scheduled to play MARIA on Wednesday matinees, Thursday through Saturday evenings and both the Sunday matinee and Sunday evening performances; Janna Polzin is scheduled to take the part on Wednesday evenings and Saturday matinees. This schedule is subject to change without notice in the event of illness or other unforeseen circumstances.

Performance Info

Tuesday - Friday @ 7:30pm
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday @ 1:30pm
Saturday @ 8pm

Running Time: 2 Hrs 30 Minutes


Please present voucher to the theatre box office at least 30 minutes prior to show time.

Travel Info

Located on King Street West, at John St, the Princess of Wales Theatre is in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District, steps from such major attractions as the CN Tower, the Rogers Centre (SkyDome) and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

By Car: If you are arriving by car from out of town, the Princess of Wales is only a few blocks north of the Gardiner Expressway (the QEW, to and from Hamilton, Niagara and Buffalo). Exit the Gardiner at Spadina and turn right (east) on King Street.

There are four levels of parking located beneath the Princess of Wales, with an entrance ramp off John Street. An elevator takes you from the parking garage to the theatre entrance on King Street West.

By Rail: Visitors arriving by rail can walk from Union Station. It's a ten-minute walk west along Front St. to Simcoe, and north on Simcoe to King; or you can take the subway from Union Station one stop to the St. Andrew Subway Station.

By Subway/Streetcar: Easily reached by subway and streetcar. The Princess of Wales is just a few steps west of the St. Andrew Subway Station (at the intersection of King Street and University Avenue), and the King Street streetcar stop.

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