Tickets for Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s 2024/25 Season—Including Two New Special Performances—On Sale Today
Matilda in Concert and Jeremy Dutcher join expansive slate of previously announced programs
Beginning on July 24, members of the public can purchase individual tickets to all 2024/25 Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) performances. Everyone is invited to Symphony With Us for an extraordinary season of music-making, running from September 2024 to June 2025 and featuring timeless classics, exciting new creations by contemporary composers, and the greatest hits from Broadway, film, and popular music—all while shining a well-deserved spotlight on the superb talents of the TSO’s own musicians.
Further, two new Special Performances have been added to the pre-existing 2024/25 season schedule: Matilda in Concert, narrated live by special guest Danny DeVito, and an unforgettable evening with multi-award-winning Two-Spirit artist from Tobique First Nation Jeremy Dutcher.
New Programs
On January 25, 2025, and for one night only, the TSO presents a singular film-in-concert experience as the beloved 1996 family film Matilda, based on Roald Dahl’s ever-popular children’s novel, is projected on Roy Thomson Hall’s immense screen while the orchestra performs David Newman’s charming score live. Newman—an acclaimed member of a legendary film-music dynasty—personally conducts the TSO and is joined onstage by the iconic star, producer, and director of the movie, Danny DeVito, who lends his signature wit and unmistakable speaking voice to the role of the narrator.
Bringing the 2024/25 season to a momentous close with a single performance on National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, 2025, is the versatile and mesmerizing Jeremy Dutcher. His most recent album, Motewolonuwok, was just named to the short list of the highly prestigious Polaris Music Prize—an award Dutcher previously won in 2018 for his album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, which also won a JUNO Award. He joins the TSO and audience-favourite conductor Lucas Waldin to perform selections from both celebrated albums.
These performances round out what promises to be a spectacular season of concerts, beginning with Pictures at an Exhibition on September 25, 26, and 28. In addition to the grand title work by Mussorgsky, Music Director Gustavo Gimeno leads the orchestra and three supremely gifted soloists—Canadian pianist and Spotlight Artist Jan Lisiecki, Concertmaster Jonathan Crow, and Principal Cello Joseph Johnson—in Beethoven’s enthralling Triple Concerto.
Purchasing Tickets
- Single Tickets
- Individual tickets for all TSO 2024/25 performances will go on sale at 10:00am on Wednesday, July 24, 2024. Tickets for most performances start at just $30. To purchase, visit TSO.CA, call 416.598.3375, or visit the TSO Patron Services Centre.
- Subscription Packages
- Subscription packages are now available and offer the best value. Subscribers save substantially on ticket prices and service charges, receive priority access to special events before the general public, and enjoy flexible ticket exchanges.
- Pick 5 Packages
- Assemble your own perfect season—mix and match five or more Masterworks, Pops, and/or Young People’s Concerts and save 20% compared to single-ticket prices. Book now at TSO.CA/Pick5, call 416.598.3375, or visit the TSO Patron Services Centre.
- Curated Packages
- When you choose a Curated Package, you’ll enjoy your preferred seats at every performance in your series all season long and save up to 35% off single-ticket prices, among other benefits. Subscribe today at TSO.CA/Subscribe, call 416.598.3375, or visit the TSO Patron Services Centre.
Concert Details
Download the full 2024/25 Season Guide.
Below performances at Roy Thomson Hall
Matilda in Concert
Sat, Jan 25, 2025 at 7:30pm
Danny DeVito, narrator
David Newman, conductor
Acclaimed actor, producer, and director Danny DeVito joins famed film composer David Newman to narrate a very special performance of Matilda in Concert as Newman’s enchanting score is performed live to picture by your TSO! Based on Roald Dahl’s award-winning book (and directed by Danny DeVito from a screenplay by Nicholas Kazan & Robin Swicord), Matilda follows a young girl with telekinetic powers as she navigates challenges with her mean parents and school headmistress, ultimately standing up for herself and her friends with humorous and heartwarming results.
Jeremy Dutcher
Sat, Jun 21, 2025 at 8:00pm
Lucas Waldin, conductor
Jeremy Dutcher, vocalist
Jeremy Dutcher, the indelible Two-Spirit artist and cultural ambassador from the Tobique First Nation, returns to the TSO! Renowned for his groundbreaking album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, which earned him the 2018 Polaris Music Prize and the 2019 JUNO Award for Indigenous Music Album of the Year, Jeremy merges traditional songs with neoclassical, jazz, and pop influences. Join Jeremy and your TSO for this transcending performance during Pride and National Indigenous Peoples Day, featuring music from Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa and his newest album, Motewolonuwok.
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About the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
For more than a century, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) has played a fundamental role in shaping and celebrating Canadian culture. Now in our 102nd year, the TSO’s commitment to musical excellence and ability to spark connection remain as strong as ever. With a storied history of acclaimed concerts and recordings, Canadian and international tours, and impactful community partnerships, we are dedicated to engaging and enriching local and national communities through vibrant musical experiences. Music Director Gustavo Gimeno brings an expansive artistic vision, intellectual curiosity, and sense of adventure to programming the 93-musician orchestra that serves Toronto—one of the world’s most diverse cities. As a group of artists, teachers, and advocates who share the belief that music has the power to heal, inspire, and connect people from all walks of life, we engage audiences young and old through an array of community-access, health-and-wellness, and education initiatives including the TSO-affiliated Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra—a tuition-free training program dedicated to cultivating the next generation of Canadian artists. Join us for a concert at Roy Thomson Hall, or experience the TSO in your neighbourhood. Visit TSO.CA or Newsroom.TSO.CA.
The TSO relies on the generosity of thousands of donors and partners who provide a critical base of funding that makes possible all of the TSO’s music-making on stage and in the community.
The TSO acknowledges Mary Beck as the Musicians’ Patron in perpetuity for her generous and longstanding support.
The TSO’s Education and Community Engagement programs are generously supported by Francine and Bob Barrett.
The appearances of Gustavo Gimeno in the 2024/25 season are generously supported by Susan Brenninkmeyer in memory of Hans Brenninkmeyer.
The TSO Season Presenting Sponsor is BMO Financial Group.
TSYO Conductor generously supported by the Toronto Symphony Volunteer Committee.
The TSO is grateful for the support of the Toronto Symphony Foundation and all levels of government, including the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, the Toronto Arts Council, and the Government of Canada.