Theatre Royal

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, Australia is considered the most attractive of all cities in the whole world. Full of life and enthusiasm this city has lots to offer for its visitors. Other than sight-seeing, Sydney is packed with plenty of entertainment and activities. Galleries, cinemas, various kinds of sports and games, you just cannot have enough, and when we talk of entertainment in Sydney how can we ever forget the Sydney theatres. One of the leading theatres in the city, Theatre Royal, Sydney will give you an overview of the art and culture scene of the city. Here you can be part of the wonderful experience of viewing live theatre.

The Theatre Royal, Sydney established in1927 is situated right in the middle of the city on Royal Street flanked by Pitt Street and Castlereagh Street. This theatre has a little bit of history attached to it. In 1827 Sydney got its very original Theatre Royal. It marked the beginning of professional theatre in Sydney and was a witness to the evolution of the theatre scenario. Theatre Royal, Sydney was considered the topmost at that time, until it got burnt in 1840. After which quite a long time later the current Theatre Royal was again constructed.

The auditorium of the Theatre Royal, Sydney can accommodate 1183 guests, with 755 seats in the stalls and 428 seats in the dress circle. Being quite spacious and warm, it creates the perfect ambiance for a memorable theatrical experience. Counted among the most popular of the theatres in Sydney, the Theatre Royal stages an assortment of shows, comprising of everything from extravagant musical plays to comedies or tragedies and many others.

For the ultimate cultural experience catching a show at the Theatre Royal in Sydney is a must and here is some important information about the theatre and the facilities it has to offer.

Address: MLC Centre
108 King Street
Sydney NSW 2000
To Get There: If you avail the train service then you can get off at Martin Place station which is the nearest station or you can get off at Wynyard or Town hall stations which are also close by. If choose to go there by bus then you can get off at bus stands on Castlereagh St, Pitt St and George St.
Timings: Open from 9am to 10pm from Monday to Friday.

Other Facilities: For the benefit of the guests there are facilities like car parking and restaurants in the MNC centre.

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