The acoustics at the Bank of America Performance are horrendously poor for a musical like Chicago. I saw the original group in the 70’s…..No where near that performance. With so many members gone it hard to justify paying Soooo much $$$ for a at best tribute band. Just being honest!

I have been to this theatre several times. The shows are good quality, but can be expensive. Also, I wish they offered more dance productions.

Really nice concert hall for larger shows. Smaller venue for more intimate acts. Really nice to have this right here in T.O.

This is a decently sized auditorium with 2 balcony levels. Oddly there are no center aisles in the orchestra level, so getting to a seat entails climbing over a lot of people, especially for late arrivals. That said, there are no bad seats - sight lines are very good and the sound quality is fine tuned with a lot of acoustic paneling a strategically placed throughout. We enjoyed seeing the Happy Together tour here, and noted that a lot of people who enjoyed the '60s music as young people or teens were in the audience. Note - they do charge for parking at the plaza for events like this, and we were caught off guard as they only accepted cash for parking. We ended up a few blocks away, hoofing it in a rush until almost curtain time. It's a very modern facility - comfortable with all the amenities.

My daughter and I visited to see “The Book of Mormon” . There were ample, friendly people helping people find their seats. Our seats were gifted to us and in the balcony. As the venue is small you were able to see from anywhere. It is lovely to have a place closer than Los Angeles to see such wonderful entertainment. My only complaint is the seats are close. If someone comes in to sit, everyone must stand to let them in. Otherwise, a beautiful place with lovely art and a covered pay parking structure . There are some great restaurants nearby as well.