Cremorne Theatre, Theatre at Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane, Australia
Cremorne Theatre is a performance venue in the Queensland Performing Arts Centre with 312 seats arranged in stadium configuration that provides clear sightlines from every position. The intimate setup allows audiences to feel close to performances on stage.
The original Cremorne Theatre opened in 1911 as an open-air venue before transitioning to a fully enclosed space. It played a key role in Brisbane's entertainment history throughout the 20th century.
The venue hosts contemporary dance performances, experimental theatre productions, and chamber music concerts throughout the year. Audiences experience a diverse range of artistic expressions in an intimate setting.
The venue sits on the ground floor and is easily accessible by elevator for visitors with mobility needs. A cloakroom and information counter at the entrance help you orient yourself and settle in before performances.
During World War II the original theatre became an important entertainment hub for American servicemen stationed in the region. International stars performed here to bring music and comedy to the troops.
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