Princess of Wales Theatre
This modern 2000-seat theatre, built by the father and son producing team of David and Ed Mirvish, opened on May 26, 1993, with the Canadian premiere of Miss Saigon. Designed by architect Peter Smith, with an interior design by the (then up-and-coming) world renowned design firm Yabu Pushelberg, and featuring artwork by the brilliant Frank Stella, it was the first privately built, stand-alone theatre in North America in over 50 years – and the first in Canada since the historic Royal Alexandra Theatre, (located just one block away), opened in 1907. The theatre has since become the premier home of classic and contemporary musical productions.
Technical Info and Agreements
POW General Info and Technical Package
DownloadPrincess of Wales Fly Schedule (xls)
DownloadPOW Delay & Surround Loudspeaker Systems (pdf)
DownloadPOW Delays Block Diagram (pdf)
DownloadPOW Surround Block Diagram (pdf)
DownloadIATSE Local 58 Stagehands Collective Agreement
DownloadIATSE Local 822 Hair, Make Up and Wardrobe Collective Agreement
DownloadTMA Local 149, Toronto Musicians' Association General Theatre Agreement
DownloadTechnical Drawings: (some available in pdf and vwx)
Princess of Wales Plan 14.03.11 (pdf)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Section 14.03.11 (pdf)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Plan and Section 14.03.11 (vwx)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Plan and Section 14.03.11(dwg)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Pit Plan (pdf)
DownloadSeating Maps
Princess of Wales Dress Circle Seating (pdf)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Orchestra Seating (pdf)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Balcony Seating (pdf)
DownloadPrincess of Wales Front of House and Dressing Room Maps (pdf)
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