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Based on Philippe Sands' award-winning book East West Street, this multimedia stage production has sold-out to audiences around the world. It blends the voice of Metropolitan Opera star Laurent Naouri and music by Bach, Rachmaninoff and Leonard Cohen with narration by Sands and French soprano Natalie Dessay. Reflecting on the theme of global justice, East West Street explores issues of morality, art, and humanity against the backdrop of three men whose lives intertwined during the Nuremberg trials. How do two people at the extremes of good and evil find solace in the same aria? Through the power of words and the beauty of music, East West Street delivers a provocative exploration of heartache and hope. This event is part of the 2026 edition of the Toronto International Festival of Authors. Find out more at festivalofauthors.ca.
Accessibility
Accessible seating is configured with a 1 to 1 arrangement in the Orchestra. Companion seats are located are beside the wheelchair. Additional companion seats may be purchased in sections nearby. Single wheelchair seating with no companion is also available in the Orchestra.
The Orchestra level area is completely accessible with entry from the main entrance doors. Elevator access available from the main lobby to the Winter Garden Orchestra Level and the wheelchair accessible washrooms. Depending on show configuration and stage set up, some sections may not be open for all events.
Note:
All patrons require a ticket of admission. For accessible bookings and support by phone or email, contact the TO Live Box Office team at 416-366-7723 | 1-800-708-6754 | [email protected]. --- Net Event Capacity: 982
Ticket Limit
There is a ticket limit of 8 per household.
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The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres, Toronto, Canada
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