Cummins Theatre

Cummins Theatre is a heritage-listed performing arts venue located at 31 Mitchell Street in Merredin, in Western Australia's central Wheatbelt. Opened in 1928 and funded by local businessman James Cummins, the building is noted for its interwar Art Deco facade and intact auditorium. Operated by the Shire of Merredin, it serves as the region's principal cultural venue, hosting live theatre, music, cinema screenings, and community events.

Visitors can expect a restored heritage theatre in central Merredin with an Art Deco street facade, foyer, and a raked auditorium with stage, seating, lighting and sound equipment. The interior retains historic features including decorative plasterwork and original layout. The venue is visited during ticketed performances, film screenings, community functions and occasional guided tours. Surroundings are the town centre with shops and civic buildings within walking distance.