Photo via Kyle Flubacker, MSG Entertainment
Cirque du Soleil is bringing a little extra magic to Toronto this holiday season with a festive Christmas spectacular. Back by popular demand, here’s what to know about ‘Twas The Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil.
Taking over Meridian Hall from Dec. 10, 2026 to Jan. 2, 2027, the upcoming show will transform the classic Christmas tale into an acrobatic winter wonderland.
Presented in partnership with TO Live, the production is inspired by Clement Clarke Moore’s poem A Visit from St. Nicholas. According to organizers, this was Cirque du Soleil’s first-ever Christmas production.
Visitors can expect reindeer hoop divers, breakdancing elves, a roller-skating duo and a ton of gravity-defying performances.
Here’s what to know if you want to catch the festive spectacle in Toronto.
The show follows a young girl and her father who are unexpectedly separated by a snowstorm, sending them on a journey through whimsical places.
According to the acrobatic brand, the two will encounter a cast of memorable characters who help them reignite their holiday spirit and rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.
This isn’t just any type of Christmas production! Audiences will get the chance to see reindeer hoop divers, breakdancing elves, and a roller-skating duo, with the classic holiday story transformed into a colourful, upside-down world.
The production is described as a cheerful sing-along, dance-along, and imagine-along extravaganza, combining festive fun with breathtaking acrobatic feats.
It’s taking place from Dec. 10, 2026 to Jan. 2, 2027. There will be 30 performances throughout the Toronto run with various showtimes available.
Tickets for ‘Twas The Night Before… start at $70.
If this sounds like your kind of holiday night, get your tickets ASAP.
When: Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026 to Saturday, Jan. 2, 2026
Time: Varies
Where: Meridian Hall — 1 Front St. E.
Cost: $70+
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