Still going strong after two incredible decades, this Tony Award-winning extravaganza will delight, enthral and bring out your inner cub. Based on the 1994 Disney movie, The Lion King incorporates several changes and additions to the storyline as compared to the film, making for a whole new experience, suitable for everyone in the family. Touring across the country, don't miss your chance to see this Disney masterpiece!

At the Royal Alexandra Theatre this fall, don't miss Irene Sankoff and David Hein's Come From Away as it makes a welcome return to Toronto, where it first debuted in 2016. Now an international hit that has enjoyed success on Broadway, and in London, Dublin, and Australia, this inspirational ode to the human spirit changed musical theatre forever. With a folksy, sung-through score that details the true events of one small Newfoundland town on the morning of 9/11, it is a show full of heart that sticks with you long after you leave the auditorium.

The enduring appeal of Live Aid will be tapped once more as this new Olivier-nominated jukebox musical enjoys its Toronto premiere in February 2025. Just For One Day gives audiences a look behind the scenes of the auspicious event and features a soundtrack by Matt Brind that covers the day's biggest artists, including Queen, David Bowie, Elton John, U2, The Boomtown Rats, Diana Ross and many, many more. Written by John O'Farrel (Mrs Doutfire) and directed by Luke Sheppard (&Juliet) Just For One Day also contributes to the Band Aid Trust's mission, with 10% of every ticket sale going to their ongoing charitable work.

The ebullient spirit and beloved music of Dolly Parton comes to town this season! Featuring a book by American screenwriter Patricia Resnick and a score by the effervescent queen of country herself, 9 To 5 - The Musical is based on the gumption-filled feature film of the same name, and first took audiences by storm on Broadway in 2009 and recently received an acclaimed revival on London's West End.

Created by Britta Johnson, Life After tells the story of a young, 16-year-old girl, Alice, who searches for some hard answers after her father's death. Lauded by BroadwayWorld, the Chicago Tribune and many others for its total originality, the musical returns to Toronto having premiered here in 2017, In a production directed by Annie Tippet and produced by Yonge Street Theatricals.

The mean streets of Charles Dickens' London come to you in this production of Lionel Bart's much-loved Oliver! When young Oliver Twist finds himself orphaned in Victorian England, he's left trying to find friends, find a family, and navigate life in the big city, which is filled with pickpockets, gangsters, and danger.

Think you know American Pie? Think again. While Don McLean's iconic anthem memorializes the 1959 plane crash that claimed the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper, the song is a lyrical maze of cultural references spanning an entire decade of change. Join Mike Ross and a fantastic ensemble of musicians for Inside American Pie, billed as part-concert part-documentary, revealing the hidden connections between the likes of The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin and even the infamous Altamont Free Concert.

Put on your best orange and blue outfits, dig out those shinobi headbands and draw on those whiskers because Naruto - The Symphonic Experience is headed to a town near you this spring. Enjoy all your favorite music from the Naruto anime, performed by a live orchestra while watching the most iconic scenes from the cartoon montaged into a two-hour movie. Prepare for the epic by making like Naruto and chowing down on some ramen before the show!