Articles Index

Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical
Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical had its beginning in the 1994 film which became a stage production in 2006 and is back in Sydney for a return season before moving to London.

Princess Theatre
An imposing landmark Melbourne building, the 1488-seat Princess Theatre on Spring St dates from the mid-1880s, the second Melbourne building to bear that name.

The Ghost of Princess Theatre
Melbourne's Princess Theatre is said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who died during a performance of the opera Faust.

Queensland Performing Arts Centre
The Queensland Performing Arts Centre at South Bank comprises the Lyric Theatre, Concert Hall, Playhouse, Cremorne Theatre, studios, foyers and other entertainment areas.

Regent Theatre
Melbourne's historic Regent Theatre, first built in 1929, is the performance venue that came to be known as the Palace of Dreams.

Sydney Theatre
Sydney Theatre provides a performance venue not only for the Sydney Theatre Company's own productions but also those from other theatre companies local, interstate or overseas.

Theatre Royal
The 1133-seat Theatre Royal is located on King St between Pitt St and Castlereagh St, Sydney.

Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre in Sydney is considered one of the finest theatre venues in Australia.

Sydney Theatre Addresses
Sydney's theatre venues are scattered throughout the city. Here are Sydney theatre addresses and brief notes on how to get to each Sydney theatre.

The Lion King
The Lion King closed in Sydney at the Capitol Theatre on June 26, 2005, after more than a year and a half at the Capitol. It then played at the Regent Theatre in Melbourne until June 4, 2006.