Magic & Martini is Moving

Promotional artwork by Kurt Firla

After eighteen months and over sixty sold-out performances at SpiritHouse, we've found a wonderful new home for Magic & Martini in Downtown Toronto. 

SpiritHouse closed its doors earlier this spring. They are now in Toronto's historic Distillery District and have moved from mixing and serving to distilling. You will be able to see their signature concoction "Founders Original" on shelves at the LCBO before long.

SpiritHouse Toronto - Photo by Tyler Sol Williams

But, the show must go on and we've found a new secret spot for the magic to continue: 

The moment I walked in the door, I fell in love. Suite 114 is almost a magic trick unto itself. Even though it's a stone's throw from The Eaton Centre downtown, it's hard to find even if you know where you're going. The only hint you're in the right spot is a small golden silhouette of a martini glass frosted on the door. Tickets will now be available exclusively online as you will need the secret password included with your tickets to even get in. It's still a very intimate show with each performance limited to thirty tickets. 

The menu has some extremely cool stuff, including a number of cocktails named after characters from Monty Python, Star Wars and the Marvel universe. If you're clever enough to answer one of their riddles, you can even gain access to their secret menu. 

We are not taking the summer off but do have a limited schedule through July and August. Tickets are now available at www.magicandmartini.ca/#toronto. Readers can use the secret code olive for a discount on tickets ordered online. 

Photo by Ivan Bekcic

 

Photos from Magic & Martini in Toronto

Design by Kurt Firla

Last night marked our sixtieth show at SpiritHouse in Downtown Toronto. Thank you to everyone who has made this show such a wonderful success. And than you to everyone who attended our sold out performance last night! We had a wonderful time. 

Tickets are available on the website for performances in May. Two of them already sold out. Readers can use the special code olive for a discount on tickets purchased online. 

Here are some photos from last night's performance courtesy of Waled Hassanzay. 

Photos from Magic & Martini in Toronto

Thank you everyone who braved the extraordinary weather — SNOWING in April — to attend our show last night at SpiritHouse in Toronto. We had a wonderful time, despite the roads and traffic.

Our next show in Toronto is already sold out but we have recently posted our May dates at www.magicandmartini.ca. Readers can use the secret code olive for a discount on tickets when booking online.

Here are some photos from last night's show courtesy of Waled Hassanzay. 

Photos from Magic & Martini in Toronto

Thank you to everyone who took time out of their Easter long weekend to attend our sold-out performance of Magic & Martini at SpiritHouse in Toronto. Our next two shows in Toronto are already sold out. New dates will be posted in about a week, but we do have seating available in Oakville on April 20. Readers can use the secret code olive for a discount on all advance tickets booked through our website. 

Here are some photos from last night's show, courtesy of Ivan Bekcic.

Photos from Magic & Martini in Toronto

Thank you to everyone who attended our performance of Magic & Martini last night. Here are a few photos courtesy of Ivan Bekcic.

We have dates available in April. Readers can use the secret code OLIVE for a special discount on the price of tickets when booking online. 

Photos from Magic & Martini in Toronto

We have not been having good weather on the weekends here in Toronto. So while we had a few last minute cancellations, I'm always happy to see everyone come in from the snow when they turn up for Magic & Martini. 

Our couple of shows are already sold out but we still have availability for March. (April and May Dates will be announced in a couple of weeks.) Readers can use the code olive for a discount on the price of tickets purchased online. 

Here are a few photos from the event courtesy of Waled Hassanzay.