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Canberra Theatre Centre

Canberra Theatre Centre is the Australian Capital Territory's central performing arts complex located in Civic Square, Civic, Canberra. Opened in 1965, it comprises the Canberra Theatre, The Playhouse and The Courtyard Studio. It hosts theatre, dance, music, comedy and family productions from Australian and international companies. Operated by the ACT Government, it is the city's main venue for large-scale performing arts and cultural events near Lake Burley Griffin.

Canberra, Australian Capital TerritoryCultural Attraction

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Forum Melbourne

Forum Melbourne is a heritage-listed live entertainment venue at 154 Flinders Street in central Melbourne, Victoria. Opened in 1929 as the State Theatre, it was designed by American architect John Eberson with Bohringer, Taylor & Johnson in Moorish Revival atmospheric style. Notable for its ornate interior resembling a walled garden under a night sky, it now operates as a major concert and events venue with capacity around 2,000, hosting music, comedy and cultural performances in the CBD.

Melbourne, VictoriaCultural Attraction

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Palais Theatre

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.

Port Phillip, VictoriaCultural Attraction

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Regal Theatre

The Regal Theatre is a heritage-listed cinema and live performance venue at 275 Kensington Road, Kensington Park in the City of Burnside, South Australia. Opened in 1925 as the Chelsea Cinema, it is one of Adelaide's oldest surviving picture theatres and retains Inter-War architectural features. Now operated as a community theatre, it hosts film screenings, stage plays, comedy, music and private events, serving as a cultural landmark for eastern Adelaide.

Burnside, South AustraliaCultural Attraction

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