10 things to do in Toronto this week
Things to do in Toronto this week include watching a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, showing off your best moves at a rave, and trying new restaurants around the city.
For the full listings, make sure to check out our events section.
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Events you might want to check out
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January 23Warm up your vocal cords and get ready to sing all night long as American genre blending rock band Juice makes a stop at Toronto's Adelaide Hall this week.
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January 24Can't decide between the theatre or a comedy show? One of the world's funniest musicals returns to Toronto this week. Follow two naive missionaries as they go across the globe and are met with some hilarious obstacles on the way.Princess Of Wales Theatre
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January 24Test your knowledge of everything spooky as you answer horror-themed questions and sip on a spooky cocktail, or two, at Storm Crow Manor's horror trivia night.
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January 25Whether you have a tad of Scottish in your blood or just want to have a laugh, make sure to check out this comedy show featuring Canada's top Celtic comedians as they celebrate Burns Night.
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January 26Catch an improv show with a twist as Toronto's best improvisers improv to the sound of Britney Spears songs. The best part? This ends with them lip-syncing for their lives against death dropping drag assassin Destiny Doll.
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January 26It's freezing outside so why not warm up with some dancing? Put on your cutest rave outfit and head to Dream Escape for a night of dancing to the best dancehall, techno, hip-hop and house tunes.Dream Escape
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January 26-28If you love dance then this three day festival is for you. Watch over 300 dancers show off their best moves or take part in a workshop yourself at this year's Dance Ontario Weekend. There will also be virtual viewings available!Fleck Dance Theatre
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January 26-28Sip on a boozy drink as you listen to the ethereal tunes of the Lord of the Rings soundtrack played live by an orchestra.Meridian Hall
Lead photo byvia Mirvish
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