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The P.C. Ho Theatre
The P.C. Ho Theatre is a state-of-the-art theatre located in the Phase II building, with a seating capacity of 390 on the main floor (orchestra level) and 236 on the balcony level. The stage can be set up in a special “concert mode” that turns the theatre into a concert hall suitable for musical performances; it can also be set up in “theatre mode” for other purposes, including drama, opera, cinema, and dance.
Ticketing for P.C. Ho Theatre events:
For ticket information on events organized or co-organized by CCC, please call (416) 292-9293 x244. You can refer to the P.C. Ho Theatre seating plan when purchasing tickets. (You might also be able to refer to another seating plan which might show you available seating. However, this seating plan can only be used to check what kind of seating is available; it is not possible to check the actual availability of tickets at specific seats.) CCC recommends that you purchase tickets in person if possible; however, reservations by phone can be made with VISA or Mastercard, subject to a surcharge (see below).
For other events hosted in the P.C. Ho Theatre please refer to the organizer's official announcements.
Method of payment:
The following applies when purchasing tickets at or through CCC:
- Please pay in cash when purchasing tickets in person
- For credit card (VISA or Mastercard only) ticket purchases, CCC charges a per-ticket administrative surcharge of $5.
Parking:
The parking lot available for general parking is the South (main) Parking Lot on the east side of Progress Avenue, with address 1081 Progress. Please refer to our maps for reference.
All parking is free of charge; but spots are shared between CCC and the Burrows Hall Library and Community Centre, and are usually on a first-come-first-served basis.
Notes:
- Please note that no pets are allowed in the P.C. Ho Theatre or other parts of the CCC premises.
- Please do not bring any food or drinks into the Theatre.
- Video recording of performances is not allowed
- Flash photography is strictly prohibited during performances to ensure safety for the performers