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CIRQUE ALICE to Play Toronto's CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre in January 2027

Simon Painter and Tim Lawson created the production, with choreography by Dane Bates.

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CIRQUE ALICE to Play Toronto's CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre in January 2027

The North American tour of CIRQUE ALICE, a new theatrical cirque spectacular that reimagines Alice's Adventures in Wonderland through acrobatics, willcome to Toronto this Winter. CIRQUE ALICE will play the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre from January 12 – 24, 2027.  Tickets will be available at 10AM on Saturday August 8 online or by calling 1-800-461-3333. 

About CIRQUE ALICE 

Following acclaimed international engagements in Australia, Singapore, and Europe, Cirque Alice invites audiences into a fantastical "Wonderland" brought to life through world-class acrobatics, larger-than-life characters, puppetry, comedy, dance, and live musical moments. Featuring mesmerizing aerial artistry and mind-bending contortion, the production transforms Lewis Carroll's timeless world into a modern cirque experience set against newly arranged contemporary interpretations of some of the world's most beloved classical music. Created by Simon Painter and Tim Lawson, the production comes from the same creative force behind some of the world's most successful live entertainment brands. 

"The world of Alice is filled with imagination, eccentricity, surprise, and adventure, which makes it the perfect foundation for a cirque spectacular," says Simon Painter. "With Cirque Alice, we wanted to create a visually stunning experience that captures the wonder and chaos of Wonderland while showcasing some of today's most extraordinary performers." 

That larger-than-life spirit has helped Cirque Alice captivate audiences internationally before its North American debut. 

"Cirque Alice is designed to transport audiences of all ages into a theatrical world filled with extraordinary performances, striking visuals, and nonstop energy," says Tim Lawson. "Whether you grew up with Alice or are discovering Wonderland for the first time, the show delivers an unforgettable experience that's funny, thrilling, magical, and emotional all at once." 

The creative team for Cirque Alice is led by Creative Directors Ash Jacks McCready and Kirsty Painter, with choreography by Dane Bates, costumes by Angela Aaron, lighting by Hugo Mercier, and musical arrangements by Martin Raabe-Olsen and Marius Christiansen. CIRQUE ALICE to Play Toronto's CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre in January 2027 Image

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