Victoria Hall

Victoria Hall is a theatre building in Fremantle featuring Victorian architectural elements with intricate decorative details and traditional craftsmanship visible throughout. The venue contains multiple performance spaces and a bar area that accommodate theatrical shows, concerts, and community events.

The building was constructed between 1896 and 1897 as St John's Parish Hall and later renamed to honour Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. In 1974 it received protection from a construction ban by the Builders Labourers Federation that prevented demolition during street widening plans.

The theatre serves as a performance venue for the Fremantle Theatre Company, presenting diverse theatrical productions and musical performances throughout the year.

The building sits on High Street in a central location that is easily accessible on foot. Visiting is most straightforward when you check ahead about scheduled performances and public events that are held regularly.

A green ban by the Builders Labourers Federation in 1974 protected Victoria Hall from demolition during plans to widen High Street.

Location: City of Fremantle

GPS coordinates: -32.05369,115.74993

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:23