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As one of Sydney's premier commercial theatre venues, the Theatre Royal has been the home of shows, from world renowned plays such as The Importance of Being Earnest, The Woman in Black and The Blue Room to mega-musicals, such as the Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Cats, Dirty Dancing, My Fair Lady and many more. Many scenes of the movie ‘Mao’s Last Dancer’ were also filmed on the Theatre Royal stage. The first Theatre Royal was originally built in 1827. The current Theatre Royal, designed by Harry Seidler, opened in 1976. It is located in the MLC Centre, in the heart of Sydney’s CBD.
EVENTS ON SALE
NICK JR.S' DORA THE EXPLORER LIVE!
17-20 March 2010
 Dora the Explorer is embarking on an all-new LIVE musical adventure in NICK JR.'s DORA THE EXPLORER LIVE! SEARCH FOR THE CITY OF LOST TOYS. Join Dora, Boots the monkey, Diego and their friends as they embark on an exciting journey through the number pyramid, the mixed-up jungle and more.
Along the way the audience will use their map-reading, counting, musical and language skills to successfully get Dora and friends to the City of Lost Toys.
NICK JR.'s DORA THE EXPLORER LIVE! SEARCH FOR THE CITY OF LOST TOYS comes to the Theatre Royal Sydney for limited shows only.
Running time: Approximately 80-85mins which includes a 20 minute intermission.
Babes In Arms: You will need to collect a BABES IN ARMS voucher from the venue Box Office for those babies who are 12 months and under - conditions apply. Any child over the age of 12 months will require a purchased ticket to gain access to the auditorium.
Prams: While there is no enclosed facility for prams, you may leave them in the theatre lobby - please note this is a public area and we cannot accept responsibility for your belongings.
For more information, go to Nick Jr.s' Dora the Explorer Live!
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EXPOSE YOURSELF TO A GREAT NIGHT OUT
An all-star Australian cast will expose more than their talent to bring the British hit comedy CALENDAR GIRLS to life when the show tours in 2010. Based on Tim Firth's hit movie and recently nominated for the 2010 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy, the play's Australian production will feature Lorraine Bayly, Rachel Berger, Rhonda Burchmore, Cornelia Frances, Jean Kittson, Anna Lee and Amanda Muggleton. CALENDAR GIRLS is based on the very successful film of the same name starring Helen Mirren and Julie Walters, which in turn was based on an uplifting and inspiring true story that is quirky, poignant and hilarious.
A group of extraordinary middle-aged women, members of a very ordinary Yorkshire Women's Institute, spark a global phenomenon by persuading one another to pose for a charity calendar with a difference! As interest snowballs, the Calendar Girls find themselves revealing more than they'd ever planned!
With a number of special guest stars still to be announced, CALENDAR GIRLS is thrilled to have secured Lorraine Bayly, Rhonda Burchmore, Cornelia Frances and Amanda Muggleton to play four of these magnificent women.
Limited season from 29 April 2010
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VENUE INFORMATION
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Address: 108 King Street, Sydney.
Administration: Phone 02-9224 8444 (no ticket sales) Fax 02-9223 3994
For ticket inquiries and bookings, call 1 300 795 012
Box Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm.
When there is a performance, the box office remains open until show time.
Weekend opening hours will vary according to performance times.
Collecting Tickets:
It is advisable to collect your tickets in advance to avoid the queues: we recommend picking up your tickets before you head to the venue. If you decide to collect your tickets at the venue, be sure to arrive early to avoid potential delays.
Late Patrons:
Most performances include a "Lock Out" period. Please be aware patrons who arrive late will not gain access to the auditorium until a there's a suitable break in the performance.
Cloakroom:
A free cloakroom service is located on the ground floor. This service is available approximately 45 minutes prior to the performance.
Backpacks and Large Bags:
For comfort, safety and security reasons, we ask that you cloak all backpacks and large bags – this is a condition of entry to the auditorium.
There is no hearing loop at the Theatre Royal.
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