About Roxy Theatre Leeton
The Roxy Theatre Leeton is a heritage-listed Art Deco cinema and live performance venue on Pine Avenue in central Leeton, in the Riverina region of New South Wales. Opened in 1930 and designed by cinema architects Kaberry and Chard, it is noted for its distinctive facade, original interior features and State Heritage listing. Now operated as a community theatre, it hosts film screenings, live shows and events and remains a landmark of Leeton's planned irrigation town history.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a restored 1930s Art Deco theatre in the centre of Leeton with a street-facing facade, foyer, auditorium with raked seating, stage and projection facilities. The venue operates as a working cinema and live performance space hosting regular film screenings, concerts, theatre productions and community events. Interiors retain heritage features such as decorative plasterwork and original layout. Visits are typically tied to a scheduled screening or event, with opportunities to view the heritage architecture and exhibition spaces.
Key highlights
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State Heritage-listed Art Deco cinema opened 7 April 1930
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Designed by prominent cinema architects Kaberry and Chard
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Distinctive stepped facade and original auditorium detailing
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Active program of film screenings and live performances
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