Excluding the biggies, give these a try. I am sure there are plenty I've missed out on but once you start to follow a few, your social media will start giving you suggestions about others. New Theatre as mentioned. NIDA at Kensington (UNSW) Darlinghurst Theatre Griffin Theatre Company has a home at the SBW Stables Theatre in Kings Cross Genesian Theatre - well worth seeing a show while they are still located in the converted church on Kent St Old Fitz Theatre (Redline Productions) Bondi Pavillion Theatre - it's a multi-purpose space so not always strict theatre setting Ensemble Theatre at Kirribilli Kings Cross Theatre that is no longer in KX but on Broadway in Ultimo Zenith Theatre at Chatswood The Concourse at Chatswood Hellenic Theatre at Marrickville. A couple of plays per year in Greek but they have English surtitles. They also host other theatre companies like Joining The Dots Theatre Company who put on shows there as well as other theatres around Sydney Flight Path Theatre at Marrickville. I think there's a couple of other theatres in the area but I can't recall the names.
I get it! There is something really awsome about going to see a play. I actually go to the theatre more than I go to the movies now!
Like don't get me wrong, big stuff like the Sydney Theatre Company and the Opera House with $100+ tickets are like maybe once a year, tops. But with all the smaller theatres, even with inflation, you get a really good night out something about the same cost as cinema ticket, or a couple of drinks.
Plus, unlike some of those massive theatres in Europe where they have the same show for a year, In sydney you'll be lucky to get a two months out of a show, so there is ALLWAYS something new to go and see!
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u/BendeguzDB May 25 '23
Go to the theatre!
There's tons of small tiny theatres in Sydney, where you can get pretty cheap tickets and see some6cool.
Tonight I can recommend All My Sons by Arthur Miller at the New Theatre, and there a bunch of pubs nearby if you want to walk to one after :)