The Theatre Royal in Hobart is the oldest working theatre in Australia. Guided tours take place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:00 am where you can get behind the scenes, hear stories about the theatre’s history and the performers who have trodden the boards. More importantly you can get up close with the majesty and beauty of this enchanting piece of Australia’s history. Here is a glimpse of what you might see.
View from the dress circle to the stalls seating and stage. Photographer: John Tozer
The dome at the Theatre Royal. Photographer: John Tozer
View from the stage of the Theatre Royal. Photographer: Dr Ruth Frost
The Red Curtain at the Theatre Royal. Photographer: Dr Ruth Frost.
The dress circle at the Theatre Royal. Photographer: Dr Ruth Frost
Theatre Royal facade
Lining up to get in to the Theatre Royal. Photographer: Fluid Photography
Article published: 5 March 2015
