Originally opened as a picture palace, the Sydney State Theatre has been enthralling patrons of the arts in grandeur and decadence since 1929. Later taking on performances of dramatic arts, the State Theatre continues to host international and local performers in dance, music and theatrical domains.
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In 1974, the Sydney State Theatre became home to the Sydney Film Festival. The theatre has remained home to the international film festival since then. In the 1980s the theatre underwent a huge restoration project, which saw the interior restored to its former glory. The theatre now boasts the second largest Koh-I-Nor cut crystal chandelier in the world. It weighs in at over four tonnes.
Bookings for performances can be made direct with the theatre’s box office.
The theatre is located at 49 Market Street around the corner from City Centre monorail station. |
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