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Best Theaters in Perth "Best Theaters in Perth" Created by: Cityseeker 8 Locations Bookmarked His Majesty's Theatre "State Heritage Icon" The iconic His Majesty's Theatre is the only remaining working Edwardian theater in Australia and is home to WA Ballet and WA Opera. The importance of His Majesty's Theatre to the cultural fabric of Western Australia has been recognized by its inclusion on the State Register of Heritage Places and the Register of the National Estate. The venue is by Perth Theatre Trust perfect to catch first class shows ranging from comedy, drama, dance and opera or an evening of cabaret, DownStairs at the Maj. Patrons can also submerge themselves in a treasure trove of theater history at the Museum of Performing Arts. +61 8 9265 0900 www.hismajestystheatre.c [email protected] 825 Hay Street, Perth WA om.au/ om.au Riverside Theatre - Perth Convention Exhibition Centre "Theatrics and More" Located within the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Riverside Theatre is one of Perth's biggest theaters that has a tiered seating arrangement. Due to its framework, the space is ideal for concerts, graduation days, business meetings and conferences. The venue is well- by Public Domain equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and sound facilities, dressing rooms and green rooms, and theatre projectors. +61 8 9338 0300 www.pcec.com.au/space/r [email protected] 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth iverside-theatre/ Convention Exhibition Centre, Perth WA State Theatre Centre of Western Australia "State Theatre Centre" Located on the corner of Roe and William Streets in Northbridge, the State Theatre Centre of Western Australia features the 575 seat Heath Ledger Theatre and the flexible performance space, Studio Underground, with by State Theatre Centre of over 200 seats. Also included in The Centre is The Courtyard, a multi- Western Australia purpose outdoor events space, two rehearsal rooms and two flexible use private suites. The State Theatre Centre presents contemporary performing arts, such as theater and dance, in diverse ways with a focus on distinctive professional and contemporary work produced locally, nationally and internationally. +61 8 9224 7300 www.statetheatrecentrew [email protected] 174 - 176 William Street, a.com.au/ rth.com.au Perth WA The Blue Room "Theater Unlimited" The Blue Room theater company part of the Performing Arts Centre Society Incorporaion, is a prominent center in the cultural landscape of Perth. The Blue Room Theater, formerly a school laboratory, is a compact and multidimensional space which has adjustable seating and an artistic decor. With limited seating and innovative lighting, this place stages many by Charles Martin experimental theater performances. Also available here are convenient green room spaces and a bar. +61 8 9227 7005 pacs.org.au/ [email protected] 53 James Street, Perth WA Regal Theatre "Local Theater" Regal Theatre is located in the suburban district of Subiaco, Perth. Built on the very same site where the Coliseum Theater once stood, this theater opened its doors on 27th April 1938. The cinema was demolished in 1971 in order to build shops; since then Regal Theater has been operating as a live theater with a stage that hosts diverse genres of performing arts by Samuel Wiki ranging from acts, shows, dances to musicals. +61 8 9388 2066 www.regaltheatre.com.au/ [email protected] 474 Hay Street, Perth WA Crown Theatre Perth "Cultural Hub of the City" Enjoy a night of live entertainment at the Crown Theatre. An expansive space with a seating capacity of about 2300, the theater is the perfect venue for large scale theatrical productions, musicals and classical concerts. Comedy shows and dance productions are also known to take place here from time to time. If you are in the mood to immerse yourself in by Public Domain the local culture, or spend a memorable evening with your partner or group, then check out the schedule of Crown Theatre and get ready to be entertained. +61 8 9362 7777 www.crownperth.com.au Great Eastern Highway, Crown Perth, Perth WA Subiaco Arts Centre "Multi-Purpose Venue" Only 10 minutes west of Perth's CBD, the Subiaco Arts Centre is a multi- purpose venue surrounded by magnificent gardens often used for craft fairs, wedding photographs, picnics, and free summer twilight concerts presented by the City of Subiaco. In addition to presenting many high quality public performances, Subiaco Arts Centre also hosts keep-fit and by Subiaco Arts Center yoga community classes, as well as actors workshops and theater company rehearsals. Subiaco Arts Centre is home to Barking Gecko Theatre Company, Perth's leading theater company for young people. +61 8 9380 3000 www.subiacoartscentre.co [email protected] 180 Hamersley Road, (Reservations) m.au/ om.au Subiaco WA by Public Domain The Roundhouse Theatre (WAAPA) "Just As It Is Named" The Roundhouse Theatre (WAAPA) is an intimate venue and is inspired by Baroque court theaters. Aptly named, its three-sided balcony and thrust stage makes the audience feel they are a part of the performance. The wraparound setting ensures that no seat is a bad one. One of the performing spaces of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), it is a hub for musicals and theater. Besides that it also hosts live music, workshops and fashion shows. +61 8 6304 0000 www.waapa.ecu.edu.au/ [email protected] 2 Bradford Street, Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Mount Lawley WA JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2020 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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