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- Ann StevensApril 29, 2018The seats are comfortable and not too close together. The sound is great. I love the "old theater" decor. The artwork on the ceiling is great. Definitely a place to see.Upvoted Sep 5
- Good theatre. Seats are tight and uncomfortable, especially if you have longer legs. It's a trade off for the steep angle and good view of the stage.
- King Blue CondosSeptember 13, 201219th century architecture, the opulent lobby and in the stairwells, signed photographs of famous actors who have graced the stage since it opened on August 26, 1907. Read more
- George M ✈️September 21, 2011Beautiful theatre, but if you value comfort, get tickets in the orchestra section. The balconies are horribly uncomfortable and have absolutely no leg room.
- King Blue CondosSeptember 12, 2012Ed Mirvish’s vision for King West started in 1963 when he purchased the Edwardian landmark Royal Alexandra Theatre! Read more
- Canadas Walk of FameSeptember 1, 2011While you are at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, why not take a stroll along the sidewalk outside to see Canada's Walk of Fame.
- Sebastian Mark KadeyMarch 8, 2012Built in 1907, the Royal Alex is the oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America
- TOTweetFestNovember 1, 2011Upper balconies seats are small and need updated, no leg room. A/C blows strong so take jacket/sweater or something to keep warm. But still good view of the stage.
- King Blue CondosSeptember 12, 2012The Royal Alex is not the only historic theatre, but it is the last one standing. Read more