We went here for a multi-media presentation, Tale of a Town. Interesting, but it lacked focus, as if the two principals made it up as they went along. Still, worth watching. It was aided significantly by the hall, which is relatively small, has good sight...More

You won't have any trouble hearing or seeing here as this venue is very small. The seats were ok as they has cushions provided. Don't sit next to the wall on the first few rows unless you like to be blown by the air conditioner....More

I went to see the play Skunkweed recently, part of the Toronto Fringe Festival, at Theatre Passe Muraille. It was a thoroughly enjoyable play; well acted; funny. The venue is intimate and comfortable.