Purpose-built for professionally produced performances, theatre seasons and other cultural events.
Make an enquiry
We require 2 weeks’ notice.
What’s provided
Close to transport included
Patrons, staff and performers are encouraged to travel to the venue using public transport, walking or cycling.
Parking included
Limited 1 to 2 hour parking around the theatre on Palmer and Burton streets.
Accessibility
Entry door type included
Automatic
Floors included
2
Lift included
Lift access to the theatre and foyer.
Ambulant toilets included
A unisex ambulant toilet is located on the lower ground level.
Mobility parking within 300m included
2 accessible parallel parking spaces at 34 Burton Street (opposite the Eternity Playhouse). They currently do not have drop kerbs but plans are underway to install them.
Level access entrance included
Entry from Burton Street
Built in 1896, the Eternity Playhouse takes its title from the work of legendary Sydney artist, Arthur Stace.
We restored the heritage-listed building in 2013. The former Burton Street Tabernacle is equipped with modern audio-visual equipment as well as bar and catering facilities. It can be hired for performances, festivals and events.
What's On
- Fri5Dec
What’s On
Bernstein & BusoniTwo one-act operas with orchestra in the beautiful intimacy of the historic Eternity Playhouse.Eternity Playhouse - Fri23Jan
What’s On
Acting With Honour Three comedies – sophisticated, dark and uplifting. Two Australian premieres. One-act plays delight!Eternity Playhouse - Thu26Feb
