The Enwave Theatre is a multi-use venue ideal for music, dance, and theatre presentations. The theatre boasts excellent acoustics and the flexibility to be transformed into various seating configurations - from a 350-seat proscenium set-up to a maximum in-the-round capacity of 422 seats.

This historical facility, constructed in 1926, was originally used as an ice-house for the adjacent terminal warehouse. Its transformation into the unique venue it is today began in 1986 when it was re-designed by Peter Smith of Lett/Smith Architects, continued through renovations in 1991 which added the sleek, three-story glass encasement that surrounds the entire north, east and west sides of the building.

The Enwave Theatre continues to provide a unique facility for many international and local artistic groups as well as corporate clients.

"... the venue has some of the best acoustics south of the George Weston Recital Hall." - Toronto Star