This grand 1920s theater was inspired by the Paris Opera house and, since 2010, has undergone restoration to its former glory following years of neglect. The repertoire is a bit hit-or-miss, with nights devoted to Prince and Beatles impersonators, along with swing dancing, burlesque balls and tango shows.
Théâtre Rialto
Montréal
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