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1. Mani-Mani Indigeneous Cultural Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. The Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
The Q’ – Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre theatre is regarded as the premiere entertainment facility in the city. It is located in the heart of the city’s central business district. It is surrounded by arts spaces, a conference centre, restaurants, clubs and the retail sector. The Q’ – Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre theatre has 346 seats and it provides a warm, intimate atmosphere popular for both performers and audiences. The seating is very comfortable, with leg room and every seat in the house has an excellent view of the stage. The Q – Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre theatre design and configuration provides opportunity for live theatre productions, concerts, forums, conferences, conventions, movies, music or film festivals, award ceremonies, digital, video and audio recordings, television or radio broadcasts, HSC exam performances, performing arts workshops etc.
Reviewed By KMQBN
A fantastic, friendly theatre in the middle of Queanbeyan. A very wide range of music, plays and events every year. Comfortable, well-laid out seating; great staff. We have been going back year after year - each season has a different theme, and there is always something that catches our eye. Really glad that we have this as our local arts venue!
3. Sun Theatre Yarraville
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 454 reviews
Reviewed By bitttttttt - Melbourne, Australia
Easily the best cinema experience in Melbourne! Great range of films and numerous screens to see them on.
4. Empire Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
The Empire Theatres is the largest performing arts precinct in regional Australia and boasts several performance and function spaces. Renowned for its classic art deco architecture, the heritage listed theatre is the jewel of the Darling Downs.
Reviewed By 18lachlans - Southern Queensland, Australia
i would definitely recommend going to the empire theatre to see coral society which my sister is in so thanks for reading this and hope u enjoy the empire theatre.
5. Red Stitch Actors Theatre Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By noele645 - Melbourne, Australia
Very intimate small theatre where you can touch the actors. Highly professional. Great night out and easy to get to and park.
6. Melba Spiegeltent
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By urbandrifter - Melbourne, Australia
Went to see Matador at The Melba Spiegeltent in Johnston Street Collingwood (near Wellington Street) on the second night after the opening. Wow. Just Wow. As this isn't the platform to review the performance and more about the venue, all I'll say is that Matador was brilliant and a must see. Will review that elsewhere. Now down to the venue. The tent itself was originally built in Belgium around 1910 and has itself quite a bit of history holding performances across Europe with well-known artists such as Edith Piaf and Kurt Weil. Around 2006 the tent arrived in Australia and this one was renamed after our very own famous opera singer, Dame Nellie Melba. Although located on Johnston Street, it is set just back behind a large building which is also where Circus Oz is located. Approaching the tent, you know it's going to be something different. It's not imposing or ostentatious, but rather there is something alluring and intriguing about the tent. Old world, magnetic and inviting. There was a nice food van on site which sold tasty snacks for those who were still hungry before the performance. Inside is a bar that you could get yourself any sort of refreshment and at $9 for a glass of wine, probably at standard prices. The bar staff were lovely, chatty but also very helpful. The tent is half stage/backstage and the rest is seating in a semi-circle. On the outer part of the tent are booths that hold 6 - 8 people. You are welcome to take your drinks to your seat to watch the performance. It was a warm night when I was there but the temperature inside was perfect, not too hot or cold and considering the tent holds probably 150 people plus the performers, it was nice not to be sweating indoors. The ambience inside is lovely - just ideal. It's an invitation to chat with other people due to the close proximity of the chairs. It has a casual vibe but also a little bit funky and fun. This all leads up to the anticipation of what the performance will be like. The tent itself attracts such a wonderfully diverse range of talented people from comedy to the theatre, live music to cabaret, burlesque to the circus and so much more. This breadth of entertainment makes it even more appealing as there is something for everyone. There are toilets on site which are wheelchair friendly. Car parking around Collingwood can come with challenges so please check you have enough time to find one. Overall, a great venue and deservedly won the best venue at the 2018 Melbourne Fringe. The tent is also available for the community, corporate and private events. Lastly but importantly - the staff are just lovely. Helpful, smiling, chatty, enthusiastic. This is also what makes the experience that much better than a mainstream say, theatre. Well done everyone. I look forward to coming to many more events in the future.
7. Brunswick Picture House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By GailM1697
The Bruns Picture House is a great place to go for a fun Burlesque show without the crowds with very lay back enjoyment you can go with a boy drink also.
8. Naughty Noodle Fun Haus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 35 reviews
Step through the door, you could be anywhere & in any time, it’s part of the magic… Naughty Noodle Fun Haus is Central Coast NSW’s Home for Cutting-edge Performance & Discourse & key contributor to the vibrancy & vitality of life within the Central Coast community. Think cabaret which is satirical, diverse and inclusive quirky Saturday night entertainment. Live Music, Cabaret, Film, Drag, Theatre, MultiArts-Dinner & Show - Contemporary Arts & Culture thats worth travelling for.
9. Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,007 reviews
One of Australia's best construction projects, this centre is home to a performing arts complex, an art gallery, a museum and a number of food outlets for all budgets.
Reviewed By HettyB600 - Brisbane, Australia
And a 'joy' it was! Tom Gleeson would have to be one of the most talented and nuanced comedians in the country. The show was short (one hour) and he held the audience in the palm of his hand. Plenty of laughs, none greater than when he fell into his clearly more comfortable role of interacting directly with individual audience members during his final Q&A-style session. This was my first time at the Concert Hall, and I had been warned of little leg room with the upstairs seat I had chosen. That was absolutely not an issue, and the view was terrific. An absolute standout at the venue was the incredible friendliness and helpfulness of all staff: without exception, they were enthusiastic, professional and 'went the extra mile' to both welcome and farewell their guests.
10. Brisbane Powerhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 673 reviews
Reviewed By Grand_Times123
Great venue to catch a show, eat a meal or wonder around. Situated by the Brisbane River, it is steeped in history, had a great gallery and fabulous shows, especially during Brisbane Comedy Festival.
