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[Aaron Maurer]

Ok anyone have any suggestions on theater shows in Toronto? I found a pair of subs for cheap and trying to convince my wife what a great trip it would be. I promised her a show in NY but Toronto would work as well. Any suggestions from anyone with knowledge would be appreciated.

[James Feenstra]

The book of Mormon is in town until april 16, it has hugely awesome reviews

there's a few other bigger things coming up as well:
https://www.toronto-theatre.com/

[David Simpson]

Book of Mormon is a great show. We went over New Year's. The Distilelry District is a fun place to check out. Museums are good too. Second City Improv is also woth seeing, and not as expensive as some theatre tickets.

Good luck! It is a fun get away... especially if the weather cooperates.

~Dave

[Scott Holtzman]

Book of Mormon is a great show. We went over New Year's. The Distilelry District is a fun place to check out. Museums are good too. Second City Improv is also woth seeing, and not as expensive as some theatre tickets.

Good luck! It is a fun get away... especially if the weather cooperates.

~Dave

SCTV in the day, brings back memories.  They still are running?  Remember the gag with the engineer that would lift the lid on the switcher (I think it was an Intergroup) and his lunch was inside?  They also did a skit with a Michael McDonald look alike singing background vocals on a dozen songs or some such thing.  Funny shit. 

[Scott Helmke]

SCTV in the day, brings back memories.  They still are running?  Remember the gag with the engineer that would lift the lid on the switcher (I think it was an Intergroup) and his lunch was inside?  They also did a skit with a Michael McDonald look alike singing background vocals on a dozen songs or some such thing.  Funny shit.

The TV show has been gone for decades, but the Chicago-based comedy empire continues.

[Bob Faulkner]

SCTV in the day, brings back memories.  They still are running?  Remember the gag with the engineer that would lift the lid on the switcher (I think it was an Intergroup) and his lunch was inside?  They also did a skit with a Michael McDonald look alike singing background vocals on a dozen songs or some such thing.  Funny shit. 

SCTV was great.  Sure brings back memories...  The "Michael McDonald" was played by Rick Moranis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0HzWMqLeiE

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