Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Signs - Ed Mirvish Theatre

Andy | Wednesday, January 14, 2015 | Best Blogger Tips

July 8, 2013. The Mirvish family owns and operates four live theatres in The City Of Toronto. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

19 comments:

  1. You have FOUR live theaters? That's amazing. We have one. But then I guess Toronto is a little bigger than Ocala. We're sort of a one-horse town. :)

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  2. What a wonderful looking little theatre- would love to see inside it!

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  3. That is a great looking theater marque. We have live academic theater, but no theater for touring companies. It is one of the down sides of living far from a real city.

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  4. Now that looks like a theater should look!

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  5. It looks so small squished in between Timmy's and a gaming store - but I know how beautiful it is inside.

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  6. What a great marque. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  7. If I remember correctly, they won't let you take pics in the theatre itself but will let you take pics in the lobby which is a wonderful space.

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  8. That rainbow pops! And so do all the signs. I like it!

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  9. A majestic looking theater. That is one amazing sign with excellent details.

    I recognize the Tim Horton sign from one of your earlier posts.

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  10. This is one of those old theatres that's had several name changes, isn't it? I hope this one sticks forever.

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  11. How cool! We have an opera house, but I'm not sure if that's the same kind of venue as a live theater.

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  12. I've been in a couple of the ones that family owns. I think with the old man gone, the son's pretty much showing himself to be all the promoter that his father was, but without the substance.

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  13. Now that's a lot of sinage around that theater!

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  14. So love live theatre. especially if the live show is performed in stylish old buildings. An impressive addition to the streetscape.

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