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Tasmania's Theatre Royal in Hobart is a gem, holding the title of Australia's oldest working theater, and it's simply stunning. Imagine stepping into a world where history and modernity blend seamlessly, all under one roof.
The year 2019 is truly special for the Theatre Royal. Construction is buzzing away, promising a future with even better facilities. Soon, visitors can look forward to a new public entrance that ensures everyone can access the theater with ease. Plus, there'll be fresh foyers complete with bars and new restrooms on every level. A revamped Box Office and cloakroom facilities are also part of the exciting changes. While the upgrades will continue throughout most of the year, the Theatre Royal's thrilling 2019 Season is already in full swing!
This season, the theater proudly presents a dazzling array of performances featuring the best of Australian performing arts companies alongside incredible Tasmanian talent. The lineup is diverse and dynamic: think theater, ballet, circus acts, family-oriented shows, gripping dramas, and laugh-out-loud comedies. There's truly something for everyone to enjoy. Beyond the performances, Hobart itself is a vibrant city, rich with culture and natural beauty. While visiting the Theatre Royal, take a stroll through the nearby Salamanca Market or explore the breathtaking landscapes of Mount Wellington. It's an experience that combines culture with the great outdoors, offering a perfect getaway for those who seek both adventure and art.
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