Regal Theatre

Regal Theatre is an Art Deco movie house and performance venue in Subiaco featuring an auditorium with seating for over 1,000 patrons, complete with an orchestra pit and multiple artist spaces. The architecture and layout support both film screenings and various live performances.

The venue was designed and opened in 1938 by architect William G. Bennett following Art Deco principles during the reign of King George VI. The space has evolved over decades from a film-only venue into a multi-purpose cultural center.

The theatre evolved from a cinema into a venue for live performances and today draws visitors seeking concerts, operas, and stage productions. The space itself bears the mark of this versatile use, with rooms equipped for various artistic presentations.

The Hay Street location is centrally situated in Subiaco with convenient access by public transport or car with nearby parking options. When planning a visit, keep in mind the venue's flexible layout supports various event types, so checking current program details beforehand is helpful.

Construction funding came from the Coade/Hewett family, connecting the building to the legacy of playwright Dorothy Hewett through her family line. This family story is rarely known and gives the theatre a personal link to local artistic circles.

Location: City of Subiaco

Location: Western Australia

Inception: 1938

Architects: William G. Bennett

Architectural style: Art Deco

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: 474 Hay Street, Subiaco WA 6008

Phone: +61893882066

Website: http://regaltheatre.com.au

GPS coordinates: -31.94678,115.82376

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:08