5 places to discover
The Adelaide Entertainment Centre is a major indoor arena and entertainment venue located at 98 Port Road, Hindmarsh, in the City of Charles Sturt, Adelaide, South Australia. Opened in 1991, it is South Australia's largest live entertainment venue with a capacity of up to 11,300. It hosts international concerts, theatre, family shows, sporting events and conferences, serving as Adelaide's principal large-scale indoor event destination.
The Hanoi Opera House is a historic French colonial theatre located at 1 Trang Tien Street in Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi. Built between 1901 and 1911 and modeled after the Palais Garnier in Paris, it is one of Hanoi's most recognizable landmarks. The building features neoclassical architecture with Gothic and Baroque elements, a grand auditorium seating about 600, and hosts opera, ballet, concerts and cultural events near Hoan Kiem Lake.
Llewellyn Hall is the principal concert hall of the Australian National University School of Music in Acton, Canberra. Opened in 1976 and named after violinist Ernest Llewellyn, it is Canberra's largest concert hall with seating for over 1,300. It serves as the main performance venue for the ANU School of Music and the Canberra Symphony Orchestra and hosts classical, contemporary and touring performances.
The Palais Theatre is a large heritage-listed entertainment venue on the Lower Esplanade in St Kilda, City of Port Phillip, Victoria. Opened on 12 November 1927 and designed by architect Henry E. White, it is Australia's largest seated theatre with a capacity of 2,896. Noted for its Spanish Baroque and Art Deco interior, it hosts concerts, comedy and live performances opposite St Kilda Beach and Luna Park.
Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall is a historic performing arts complex on Empress Place in the Downtown Core's City Hall area of Singapore. Comprising the 614-seat Victoria Theatre and the 673-seat Victoria Concert Hall with its central clock tower, it is one of Singapore's oldest performing arts venues. Originally built as the Town Hall in 1862 and expanded in 1905, it is gazetted as a National Monument and serves as the home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.