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"RENT" – Lower Ossington Theatre

C$49 for "RENT" Musical for Two Onstage in Toronto (Up to $98 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Tony- and Pulitzer-winning rock musical follows an ensemble of artists as they fight through poverty, young love, addiction, and AIDS

The Fine Print

In musicals, even clashing street gangs burst into song—unlike real life, where everything is settled with no-holds-barred games of badminton. Dance into a nicer world with this GrouponLive deal to see RENT at the Lower Ossington Theatre, running Thursday–Sunday from March 28 through April 21. Choose between the following options:

  • For $49, you get two general-admission tickets to any performance (a $98 value).
  • For $60, you get two tickets for premium seating at any performance (a $120 value).

Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the rock opera RENT features irresistible tunes belted by lovably flawed characters, a combination that spawned a feature film and allowed the show to thrive on Broadway for 12 years. In Manhattan's Lower East Side circa 1980, the show opens on a group of starving musicians, filmmakers, and creatives as they struggle against their former friend and current landlord for the right to live rent-free. Interspersed with scenes that focus on young love, LGBT issues, and financial stability versus artistic integrity, pairs sing duets such as "Tango: Maureen" and full ensemble pieces such as the Act Two opener "Seasons of Love." Based on Puccini's classic opera La Boheme, Jonathan Larson's script replaces the plight of tuberculosis with AIDS and addiction, adding urgency to his characters' quest to make a meaningful mark on the world.

Lower Ossington Theatre

When Brittany Goldfield Rodrigues of Broadway World paid a visit to Lower Ossington Theatre's production of RENT, she was struck by many things—the dynamite performances and powerhouse vocals, the costumes, the deceptively simple staging—but the space itself might have taken the cake. An intimate venue can make an experience immersive, and Lower Ossington Theatre's three performance spaces possess that quality in spades. Goldfield Rodrigues noted how instead of a stage, the theatre kept audiences and performers on the same plane—the show in an open space at the front with individual chairs facing it—helping viewers feel as though they were in the same world as the characters and dispelling the worry that the performers might be invading giants.

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    Lower Ossington Theatre

    100A Ossington Ave.
    Toronto, Ontario M6J 2Z4
    (416) 915-6747
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  • Contact Lower Ossington Theatre at (416) 915-6747 for questions or hours.