Unsurprisingly, Toronto's performing arts schools are tops in the English-speaking world as well. So if you're interested, start with a look at York University's Theatre department, which is one of the largest in all of the country and combines academic study with heavy performance training. York also offers programs for the dancers and musicians among us. The Theatre School at George Brown College has also earned high marks in Canada as the place where the best and brightest train in everything from classical theatre to clowning, from ballet to dancing in the entertainment industry.
Performing Arts Schools, Programs & Courses
in Toronto
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and/or courses offered.
Why Toronto is a Great Place to Study Performing Arts
Those Canadians are keeping secrets from their neighbors to the south. They don't want the Yanks pouring over the border to enjoy Toronto theatre. Toronto theatre? Yes, they're keeping it secret that Toronto is the world's third-largest English-language theatre community (behind London and New York). And residents of the Toronto metropolitan area—more than 40,000 of whom are employed in the arts and theatre industry—don't want any competition either!
Other Resources for Performing Arts Education and Careers in Toronto
Unsurprisingly, Toronto's performing arts schools are tops in the English-speaking world as well. So if you're interested, start with a look at York University's Theatre department, which is one of the largest in all of the country and combines academic study with heavy performance training. York also offers programs for the dancers and musicians among us. The Theatre School at George Brown College has also earned high marks in Canada as the place where the best and brightest train in everything from classical theatre to clowning, from ballet to dancing in the entertainment industry.